Reading the news comments people seem confused that it says he died of ketamine and that he was receiving ketamine infusion therapy at a clinic for depression but that the therapy would not have contributed to his death as the last session was a week and a half before he died. I think what happened is that they unwittingly treated an ex-addict with an addictive substance. Maybe only microdoses but enough to make him curious. Clearly he got extra doses from somewhere.
Very sad but reading the report, he was also suffering from very serious health issues that might have caused him a lot of pain and suffering. He had at least coronary artery disease, emphysema (COPD) and diabetes. I think I read he wrote in his autobiography that his colon also exploded in 2018. And add to that severe depression and substance abuse problems, even if he was clean for a long period of time.
I don't know what to think. It's very sad and while I wish he was still here, I cannot judge him for wanting to ease what was probably an excruciating pain, both psychological and physical one. That said, I have to wonder about the medical professionals treating him with ketamine. Anyone in LA would have known he was an ex addict! How is that a good idea?!