Hayden Panettiere Death Aftermath: Potential Overdose and 911 Call

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Emergency Medical Service personnel responded to a report regarding a person in “cardiac arrest” and a “unresponsive female,” and Hayden Panettiere was discovered dead inside a South Carolina home by a friend.

At 1:51 PM on Sunday, Hayden’s companion contacted 911 to report that the actress was in cardiac arrest and unconscious inside the Greenville, South Carolina, home.

You can hear the dispatch audio that TMZ was able to obtain, which shows responders sending medics to her location to administer CPR to an overdose victim. The first to report was Page Six.

It’s unknown if Brian Hickerson, Hayden’s intermittent boyfriend, made the call. As soon as Greenville police and emergency medical personnel arrived, they tried to revive Hayden with “advanced cardiac life support.” According to our sources, this treatment expands on CPR by using breathing tubes, specific medications, and cardiac rhythm monitoring.

Hayden was reportedly given chest compressions by paramedics as well, but nothing was able to revive her, and at 2:32 PM, she was declared dead.

The circumstances surrounding Hayden’s death did not seem odd, according to police, and there were no early indications of foul play. To ascertain the reason and manner of death, the Greenville County coroner will conduct an autopsy on Monday.

Hayden was most well-known for her parts in the popular television series “Heroes” after starting her career as a child star in TV and movies.

Sumit Rajan

Sumit is a Sr. Editor at Black Sports Online. When not dissecting NBA and NFL storylines, you’ll find him cheering for Manchester United, testing out new fountain pens, or scaling a mountain.

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