Marie Osmond Son's Death - the Hours Before His Death Are Now Pieced Together - Autopsy Report

Marie Osmond has gone into seclusion to mourn the death of her son. Parents are not suppose to out live their kids and when this unnatural order occurs, the depths of sorrow are like none other on this earth. Couple that with the fact that your child took their own life, and the devastation becomes even deeper. These are only words, but the best I can find to describe what Marie Osmond is going through at this time.

Michael Blosil, Marie Osmond's 18 year old son, leaped to his death off his apartment building balcony this weekend. He lived in the apartment with roommates while he was attending a local design school. This young man had suffered with depression for years and at times turned to drugs for self medication, which is a common occurrence for people who suffer from the grips of this disorder.

Marie Osmond had such high hopes for her son who wanted to design fashion. He had recently graduated high school with a high GPA, and was attending Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising where he was majoring in design manufacturing. His life was just beginning.

Michael Blosil wrote a suicide note and left it for a woman who lived across the hall from him. He considered her his "only friend" the note stated.

Michael Blosil autopsy was done by the LA coroners office yesterday, who left the document signed as inconclusive. The toxicology tests, which will not come back for a few weeks to a month, will be the documents that show if Michael had drugs in his system or not at the time of his death. The coroner is waiting for this test before completing the death certificate.

Marie Osmond and her brother, Donny have been headlining at the Flamingo Hotel in Los Vegas and the shows have been canceled while Marie and her family mourn this horrific loss.

Michael was one of Marie's eight children, five which were adopted, with the other three being her biological children. Michael was one of Marie's adopted children.

The hours before Michael's death are slowly being pieced together. The suicide note that Michael left, was addressed to the unnamed woman who lived across the hall from him. He left the suicide note in his apartment and texted her telling her where to find the note. His roommates let her into the apartment and a few minutes later the roommates and the woman heard the sirens. The sirens were for Michael.

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