Overview
- A police report obtained by People states an investigator found a handwritten note described as 'suicidal' in the primary bedroom of Burrell's Brooklyn home.
- The report says 'suicidal' journal entries were also located on the bed in the same room, and authorities have not released their contents.
- Burrell's husband, Stuart Claxton, told police he found her unresponsive on the bathroom floor with a bunch of over-the-counter pills and called 911 around 7:50 a.m., when she was pronounced dead at the scene.
- Claxton reported that Burrell had never attempted or discussed suicide and had shown no signs that she might harm herself.
- The New York City medical examiner previously determined the death was a suicide caused by acute intoxication from diphenhydramine, ethanol, cetirizine and amphetamine, and earlier internal NYPD documents cited roughly 100 assorted pills at the scene.