According to the man\'s autopsy report, the second man who died at the home of West Hollywood democracy donor and activist Ed Barker did not respond at least 15 minutes before anyone called 911.
The Los Angeles County coroner who got the Times on Friday reported that Timothy Dean, 55, died on January 7.
Meth and alcohol toxicity.
Death is reported to be accidental and the drug appears to have been injected.
The murder detective in the security department is investigating Dean\'s death, the second person in Bucks\' home to die of an ice-poisoning overdose.
Authorities said that on July 2017, 26-year-old Jermel Moore died in the apartment of Buck, and Buck was present.
The coroner\'s report refers to a male witness who was present at Dean\'s death but did not mention Buck\'s name.
But Nicole Westfield, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County Sheriff\'s Department, said the witness was Buck and there were no other people in the apartment.
On the morning of Dean\'s death, Buck told a sheriff\'s deputy that Dean \"began to show strange behavior\" and made a noose with a piece of clothing, tied to his neck, the report said.
Buck said he had taken the Corso off and Dean began throwing his clothes in the air.
Buck then went to the shower and when he came back he told the deputy that he found Dean to be unresponsive.
\"He claimed that he had tried 15 minutes of CPR before contacting 911,\" the report said . \".
Buck\'s lawyer Seymour Ernst said the coroner\'s report was not accurate about the time of the past.
Before Buck left the room, Dean behaved strangely, \"but did not show signs of danger to himself or others,\" Amster said \".
When he came back, Buck saw Dean not responding on the floor, says Amster, \"call 911 right away.
\"When he spoke to 911 on the phone, he was having CPR,\" Amster said . \".
\"The paramedics were being dispatched when he called.
Medical staff announced Dean\'s death at the scene.
Buck reportedly told the sheriff\'s deputy that he didn\'t see Dean taking drugs and that they didn\'t have sex either.
Investigators at the coroner, Brenda Shaffer, wrote that she did not find anything in the apartment that looked like a noose.
Shaffer wrote that she saw Dean\'s body partially lying on a mattress on the floor of Buck\'s living room, with clothes and sex toys scattered on it.
The wall of the living room supports three large mirrors.
Investigators collected 3 sealed glass bottles, 3 syringes and 2 glass tubes.
One of the tubes is covered with meth.
One of the vials was marked as \"naronone\", a drug used to reverse the effects of opioid overdoses.
According to the report, investigators also found two thick and transparent plastic pipes near Dean\'s body.
\"A possibility was raised that someone had injected the gentleman
Matthew J. , deputy forensic doctor, wrote: \"The Dean is on drugs.
Miller checked Dean\'s body.
\"There are no signs of physical limitations or incapacity.
Miller wrote that the investigation included \"information from other people who had previously been in the same place as Mr. Miller
Dean was found to have reported drug use through penis injections.
It doesn\'t seem to be what happened to Dean, he wrote.
Moore\'s 2017 autopsy report also said that there were drugs and sex toys scattered in Buck\'s apartment, and he was injected with ice poison.
Medical staff found Moore\'s body on the mattress in the living room.
Officials at the coroner\'s office ruled Moore\'s death was an accident, and the sheriff\'s deputy conducted a preliminary review and found nothing suspicious.
But after Moore\'s mother and friends questioned whether the drug that killed him belonged to themselves, the homicide investigators at the Sheriff\'s Department launched a new investigation. administered.
Buck was not arrested in either case.
Last summer, prosecutors refused to file charges against Moore for lack of evidence. A wrongful-
Moore\'s mother, LaTisha Nixon, filed a death lawsuit last month saying Buck abused black people and repeatedly asked her son to have sex.
Moore and Dean are black and Buck is white.
Nixon claimed that in Buck\'s apartment he insisted on injecting Moore with crystal meth and then forcing him to watch porn and sex while he was drunk.
Amster described Moore as Buck\'s \"good friend\" and Dean as \"old friend \".
Amster said Dean came down to Buck\'s home with this effect and did not take any medicine there.
Amster says his client is a \"heart of gold\" who invites people in trouble to his home to help them.
The lawyer said on Friday that \"the police received a text message\" showing that Dean wanted to come and Buck didn\'t want him to come because he had a doctor\'s appointment the next day. “Mr.
\"Dean insisted,\" he said.
Ernst says Dean thinks Buck is a friend and needs to talk to someone about his unpleasant interactions with someone earlier in the evening.
\"They\'re just friends,\" said Amster . \"
\"There is no sexual relationship.