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The full autopsy report for Brandon Clarke confirmed cocaine and heroin as the primary factors in his May 11 death, with other prescription medications contributing. His death was officially ruled accidental.
The cause of death for NBA player Brandon Clarke, who died at age 29, has been revealed as a lethal combination of heroin and cocaine. Multiple reports confirmed the findings regarding the Memphis Grizzlies player's death.
Amber Lorraine, the fiancée of late NBA star Brandon Clarke, has broken her silence following his death at age 29. She shared a heartbreaking post detailing their wedding plans and expressing her admiration for him.
Brandon Clarke, a forward for the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies, has died at the age of 29. The news prompted an outpouring of tributes from the basketball community.
Jason Collins, the first openly gay active NBA player, has died at 47 following a battle with brain cancer. His passing is mourned by the basketball and LGBTQ+ communities he inspired.
NBA player Brandon Clarke's death was ruled an accidental overdose caused by cocaine and heroin, according to authorities in Los Angeles.
Months after his death in Los Angeles, the medical examiner released a statement about Brandon Clarke's cause of death.
Brandon Clarke's fiancée Amber Lorraine is mourning his heartbreaking loss ... revealing the two were preparing to get married before his sudden death last week.
NBA player Brandon Clarke has passed away, prompting heartfelt tributes from former teammate Jaren Jackson Jr., who expressed profound grief. Clarke was also honored alongside Jason Collins before an NBA playoff game.
NBA player Brandon Clarke has been arrested following a 100-MPH C8 Corvette ZR1 chase, according to police reports.
Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke's death on May 11 has been ruled accidental, with the medical examiner citing the effects of heroin and cocaine as the cause.
Video footage shows NBA player Brandon Clarke was stopped by Arkansas police six weeks before his death, where officers found bags of a green powdery substance he identified as kratom in his car.
Following the untimely death of Brandon Clarke, over 100 donations have been received by ARISE2Read, a child literacy organization he supported.
Basketball player Brandon Clarke is believed to have died from a drug overdose.