Author: Dave Quinn / Source: PEOPLE.com
Before police had an opportunity to survey Mac Miller‘s Los Angeles home, where the 26-year-old musician was found dead on Friday of an apparent overdose, the property was reportedly “swept clean” so that there would be no evidence of drug use.
In a TMZ report published on Saturday, law enforcement sources said that they had engaged in conversations with witnesses and viewed other evidence to come to that conclusion.
The sources told the outlet that they believed Miller suffered a fatal drug overdose but that only a small amount of white powder was found in Miller’s home when police searched for clues as to how the “Self Care” rapper died.“It makes no sense to them that someone who consumed a fatal dose would have the foresight to scrub the house of pill bottles, illegal drugs as well as drug paraphernalia on the off chance they might die,” TMZ wrote, summing up their sources’ findings.
Miller wasn’t alone in his house on Thursday and Friday, when 911 was called, TMZ also reported. Police sources say that people were at the property with him, but that no one saw Miller alive after Thursday evening, according to the outlet.
Police on Saturday were unable to confirm TMZ’s report to PEOPLE.
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Miller, whose real name was Malcolm McCormick, was pronounced dead at 11:51 a.m. at his Studio City, California, home on Friday, the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE.
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