The autopsy performed Monday on the body of the singer Amy Winehouse, found dead Saturday at his home in London, has allowed researchers to establish the exact cause of death, and now await the results of further toxicology tests, police said . These tests may be delayed up to four weeks, according to the BBC, which also notes that open investigation has been postponed until next October 26.
Winehouse's residence in the neighborhood of Camden has become a place of pilgrimage for hundreds of fans, many of whom have left messages, stuffed animals and even bottles of vodka to the house where the singer was found dead. There have also moved the singer's parents, who thanked the people gathered.
"It means a lot to me and my family," said Mitch Winehouse.
Winehouse's residence in the neighborhood of Camden has become a place of pilgrimage for hundreds of fans, many of whom have left messages, stuffed animals and even bottles of vodka to the house where the singer was found dead. There have also moved the singer's parents, who thanked the people gathered.
"It means a lot to me and my family," said Mitch Winehouse.
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