Heartbreaking 911 dispatch call gives major clue to Matthew Perry's cause of death as he's found dead in hot tub | The Sun

Heartbreaking 911 dispatch call gives major clue to Matthew Perry's cause of death as he's found dead in hot tub | The Sun

October 29, 2023

NEW audio from a 911 dispatch has revealed more details about the death of Matthew Perry.

The 911 dispatch call for Mathew Perry was released after the actor died on Saturday afternoon.



The 16-second audio clip is partially bleeped out, but certain phrases give the clearest indication yet about the star's cause of death.

The words "rescue 23" are heard in the clip, obtained by TMZ, a likely reference to the local fire station that was assigned to the call.

The word "drowning" can also be heard in the clip. Perry was found dead in the hot tub of his Los Angeles home.

Police had responded to a call to Perry's residents around 4 pm, where he was found unresponsive, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The anonymous source has cited that at the time there were no illicit drugs on the scene and no signs of foul play.

However, prescription drugs, including anti-anxiety and anti-depressant pills, were found inside the home, law enforcement sources told TMZ.

Los Angeles Police Captain Scot Williams, who is currently investigating Perry's death, said Perry's exact cause of death would not be known for a while.

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