Brittany Murphy: Dead at 32

The death of an award winning, American actress, Brittany Murphy has the world wondering was it due to natural causes or drug related? Death at age of 32, by natural causes, seems uncommon in a world that is so medically advanced. We all know and have read numerous times that fame comes with a number of overwhelming problems. Some of these problems include having to deal with the paparazzi, money, backstabbers who want your money, and the vast availability of drugs. Yes, drugs! We all know it is a little part of the industry that everyone wants to keep hush hush. Yet it is there. Unseen in most cases, but there.

The Details:
According to the English Wikipedia Encyclopedia, Murphy collapsed on the floor in her home in the Hollywood Hills at 8:00 a.m. on December 20, 2009. Murphy lived with her husband, Simon Monjack, who is a well known screenwriter. Murphy was pronounced dead on arrival at 10:04 a.m. after going into cardiac arrest at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The assistant chief coroner Ed Winter then told the press that all signs pointed towards natural causes. It will be a few more days until an autopsy will be conducted and toxicology reports can be done. So until then, the world is left wandering was it truly death by natural causes or drug related?

Who was Brittany Murphy? Her History.
Murphy was born on November 10, 1977, in Georgia to Sharon Murphy and Angelo Bertolotti. Only two years later in 1979, her parents divorced and her mother retained primary custody. Murphy was raised in her early years in New Jersey and her later years in Los Angeles. Los Angeles was her choice due to the fact that she wanted to pursue her dream of acting. Which her mother, Sharon fully supported.

Murphy On Screen:
Murphy's most memorable films include:
Clueless
8 Mile
Just Married
Drop Dead Georgeous
Girl, Interrupted
Happy Feet (Voice of Gloria)
Riding in Cars with Boys
Sin City
Uptown Girls
Neverwas
The Dead Girl
Trixie
Cherry Falls
The Audition
Sidewalks of New York
Summer Catch
Don't Say a Word
Freeway
Bongwater
Drive
Falling Sky
The Prophecy II
Zach and Reba

Murphy on Television:
Aside from her numerous rolls on the big screen, Murphy also starred in some great television shows.
Some of those television titles include:
Murphy Brown
Fraiser
Parker Lewis Can't Lose
Boy Meets World
Nash Bridges
Clueless
King of the Hill (Voice of Luanne Platter & various others)
Pepper Ann
Sister, Sister
Common Ground
Murder One
Tribute
David and Lisa
Party of Five
Blossom
Almost Home