Evidence Found at Aaron Carter's Home May Be 'Big Clue' into Deciphering How He Died

Western Journal ^ | November 10, 2022 at 9:50am | By Jack Davis

[Red Badger]

Although no formal cause of death has been given in the death of singer Aaron Carter, a report suggests an old habit of Carter’s may have resurfaced.

Carter, 34, was found dead Saturday in the bathtub of his home in Lancaster, California, north of Los Angeles.

TMZ reported Monday that police said multiple cans of compressed air were found in the former pop star’s bedroom and bathroom. Prescription pills were also found there, the report said. The site called the report “a big clue.”

The last sighting of Carter alive was at 2 a.m. Friday when his housekeeper saw him answering the door to police, who had been called to do a wellness check, TMZ reported.

The report said the housekeeper did not see Carter after that until she found his body on Saturday.

Gary Madatyan, a friend of the singer’s, said there were indications that Carter was huffing – inhaling fumes or compressed air to get high – when he toured the house, according to Entertainment Tonight.

“When I got there, the house was completely closed. We couldn’t get into the house. The police were doing the investigation and the body was still in the house,” he said, noting that he and Melanie Martin, Carter’s girlfriend, later took a look after the officers left.

“I went to his bedroom, the bedroom was normal,” he said. “I went to the bathroom where the bathtub was full of water, like, yellowish color.”

Madatyan said he saw aerosol cans in the house and he suspected Carter had been huffing.

[Carriage Hill]

Zero. Nada. Zip.

[Rappini]

Maybe Nitrous oxide, laughing gas.

[xp38]

I’m so moved by your words of tribute that I need to head to the bathroom to slough off some material myself.

[golux]

I’m sorry I never heard of this person. What was his contribution to the world? Just asking.

But - how to explain his contributions... To art? Science? Indeed, to society? To all that we believe in... Nay, all that is good and righteous within and without us!

Surely you must be joking! Everyone has heard of the great Joe Carter.

[Impala64ssa]

I knew about a guy who worked at an auto paintshop and wouldn’t mask up.
The guy who did the bodywork on my 64 developed emphysema and his son took over the business. He was old school and like most bodymen back in the day and rarely masked up. Surprising that George Barris lived as long as he did.