The death of “Glee” star Cory Monteith is so sad and senseless, which makes it harder to report the dirty details on the circumstances surrounding his sudden passing. 
 
 There are new reports surfacing that there was not only alcohol and prescription pills but also cocaine found in his hotel room. We’re sadly betting on a deadly drug cocktail being the cause of death. 
 
 Sources reveal that there was alcohol and unidentified substances located in actor’s hotel room in Vancouver. 
 
 Of course, the official cause of death will not be revealed until the autopsy and toxicology results are in but the test results are being rushed through and should be revealed in the next few days. 
 
 Cory Monteith, 31, had been “partying with his friends” at two clubs in downtown Vancouver on Friday night. 
 
 He had been drinking, but not enough to cause his death according to pals. 
 
 An insider close to the investigation said, “They found cocaine and pills (that were not prescribed to him) in his hotel room. Here is what they will find in his system: alcohol, cocaine, Vicodin (a hydrocodone/acetaminophen combination painkiller), Xanax (a benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety and insomnia), and Percocet (an oxycodone/acetominipin combination).” 
 
 Security footage form Fairmont Pacific hotel shows Cory returning alone to his hotel room at around 2 a.m. in the morning. 
 
 Cory’s family and personal doctors have reportedly been contacted “to determine if there were any contributing factors, such as a heart condition.” 
 
 Blind Gossip reported, “When all the facts are made public, it will become obvious why police were able to conclude their part of the investigation in the first 24 hours”. 
 
 We all heard the shocking news of Cory Monteith entering rehab in April, which seemed out of character for the clean cut actor. 
 
 But Cory was not only in rehab for alcohol, but also had a problem with cocaine. 
 
 An insider revealed, “Cocaine is his biggest issue. It’s gotten worse. He needed to get help.” 
 
 No matter the exact cause of death, it is so sad to see so many people die from carelessly mixing drugs and alcohol. 
 
 We hope for the sake of the family and his close friends that it was a natural cause for his death, which makes it at least a little easier to accept. 
 
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 Images: wenn.com ||||| It's a been a tough couple of days for Lea Michele 
 
 In the wake of the devastating news from the coroner that her boyfriend and Glee co-star Cory Monteith died from a toxic mixture involving heroin and alcohol, the actress' reps has issued a statement on behalf of the starlet in mourning. 
 
 The statement, obtained by Celebuzz, reads: 
 
 “Lea is deeply grateful for all the love and support she’s received from family, friends, and fans. Since Cory’s passing, Lea has been grieving alongside his family and making appropriate arrangements with them. They are supporting each other as they endure this profound loss together. We continue to ask the media to respect the privacy of Lea and Cory’s family.” 
 
 Monteith, 31, was found dead in his room at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in downtown Vancouver, Canada shortly after noon on July 13. He had checked into the hotel on July 6 and had been expected to check out Saturday. When he had failed to meet his check out deadline, hotel staff went to his room where they found him deceased 
 
 On Tuesday, British Columbia Coroner's Office concluded that there was no foul play involved. 
 
 "It should be noted that at this point there is no evidence to suggest Mr. Monteith’s death was anything other than a most-tragic accident," as stated in the press release. 
 
 Monteith had a long history of drug addition. At 16 he battled drugs and alcohol, but credited turning his life around due to an intervention three years later at 19. In March 2013, the actor once again checked himself into rehab for substance addiction. He was later released on April 26.
– Cory Monteith's autopsy is in, and his cause of death is what everybody expected: Hard drugs and booze. The coroner in British Columbia lays the blame on "mixed drug toxicity, involving heroin and alcohol," reports TMZ. The 31-year-old Glee actor was found in his Vancouver hotel room over the weekend, and he has a long history of trying to get his substance abuse under control. The results "seem to confirm this was an accident," reports ET Online.