Way to go Colbert!..Oops, again...Ledger Latest

The latest on Heath.
-The medical examiner's office spokeswoman said the actor's autopsy was inconclusive and that authorities would know more in about 10 days, when more tests are expected to be completed.
-A massage therapist who Ledger in his Manhattan apartment made her first call to Mary-Kate Olsen, according to an in-depth timeline released by police .
-The Daily Telegraph and Australia's Times Online, claim that New York City Police found the prescription pill Alprazolam ( Xanax) near Heath's bed. The prescription was reportedly in Heath's name.

-Former fiancée,Michelle Williams and her and Ledger's daughter returned to their home in New York from Europe after hearing the news.

-Police said Ledger probably died sometime between 1 p.m. and 2:45 p.m. of what authorities say may be an "accidental drug overdose."

-There were six different types of prescription drugs in the room, including pills to treat insomnia and anxiety, and an antihistamine, according to two law enforcement officials .

-A rolled-up $20 bill was found on the floor near the bed, but New York Police Department spokesman said lab tests found nothing to indicate the bill had been used to snort drugs.
-Police say that no illegal drugs were found in the apartment.
Stay tuned.




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