Saudi Prince's Toxicology Report Uncovers Fatal Drug-Alcohol Cocktail Behind London Hotel Death
Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi Al Saud died from multi-drug toxicity after consuming alcohol, GHB, cannabis, and alprazolam in a London Marriott Hotel.
His blood alcohol level was 222 mg per 100 ml, nearly three times England's drink-drive limit, combined with fatal levels of GHB.
Medical experts confirmed the combination caused cardiac arrest; Assistant Coroner Jean Harkin ruled the death misadventure, not suicide.
The prince had a history of substance misuse and had recently completed detox at Rainford Hall in Merseyside.
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