Cory Monteith Autopsy Report Delayed, Fans Leave Flowers Outside Hotel Where He Died 
 
 Cory Monteith's fans will have to wait a bit longer to get some closure. Despite recent reports to the contrary, the British Columbia Coroner's office tells Us Weekly that they "definitely" will not have toxicology and autopsy reports for Monteith on Monday, July 15. 
 
 The 31-year-old Glee star was found dead in a hotel room at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in Vancouver, Canada on July 13. As for when the reports will be released, the Coroner's office tells Us, "We might well have an update tomorrow, but final cause of death might be several days or even a couple of weeks after that." 
 
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 According to Chief Constable Doug LePard via CNN, the actor checked into the hotel on July 6 and had several people in his room Friday night. He was seen on a surveillance camera returning early in the morning to his room alone. Monteith's body was discovered on Saturday after staff members went to check on the actor after he missed his checkout time. His cause of death was not immediately known, but no foul play was expected. 
 
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 According to the Vancouver Sun, Monteith's fans have created a memorial in his honor by placing flowers and heartfelt notes outside the hotel. Helen Slater, 16, told the newspaper she left a note and a stuffed moose as a tribute to the Canadian, who had been seen wearing moose antlers before his death. "The note says how he was a part of Glee, and how that's kind of changed my life," Slater said. "Nothing's going to be the same anymore. It just put me (through) some really tough times, and helped me through depression a lot." 
 
 Monteith's cousin, Richard Monteith, was also seen placing flowers and a card outside the memorial while wiping away tears. Richard told the Vancouver Sun that they were "decently close." 
 
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 The Monte Carlo actor completed a month-long stay in rehab for substance addiction in April. He had been dating Glee costar Lea Michele for more than a year at the time of his death. A source told Us that the couple was "100 percent happy and together and in love" and were "planning on moving in together after he got back from Vancouver." Michele, 26, has yet to release a public statement on the tragedy. Her rep told Us, "We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea's privacy during this devastating time. Thank you." 

 Cory Monteith‘s shocking and tragic death seemingly couldn’t have come at a more unexpected and painful moment: He’d completed rehab just a few weeks ago; his show, Glee, was set to start filming Season 5 next week; and most devastating of all, he was making plans to move in with his girlfriend and co-star, Lea Michele right up to the hours before his death. A friend who was with Cory just hours before he died tells RadarOnline.com exclusively that the love of his life was on his mind in his final moments. 
 
 Cory showed up to meet a group of friends at the Portside bar in East Vancouver around 10 pm on Friday night, according to the source. 
 
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 “He wasn’t drinking when we were with him,” the source tells RadarOnline.com, and he didn’t seem to be under the influence of anything else. “He seemed really happy and healthy when I saw him.” 
 
 “[I’d be] extremely surprised [if it turned out he was on drugs that night],” the source says. “He wasn’t super talkative or misty eyed. Just normal. Catching up, chatting, and then on his way. Everyone expected to be seeing him again shortly, so it wasn’t a big night … It was friends getting together chatting about things that have been going on in their lives.” 
 
 For Cory, that meant Lea, and only Lea. “We talked about him moving in with Lea and that was really it,” the source reveals. “He adores her.” 
 
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 And by all signs, after Lea stuck by him through his rehab stay in April, it seemed that he was on track for a happy future with her. But now Cory and Lea’s fairy tale has turned into a nightmare. 
 
 “We are all shocked,” the source says. “No one expected this. When I left we hugged and I said I would “see you later” (as in the next few days) and that was it.” 
 
 Cory’s body would be found the next morning in his hotel room at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in downtown Vancouver. 
 
 Lea’s rep has since released a statement saying, “We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea’s privacy during this devastating time.” 

 The death of “Glee” star Cory Monteith is so sad and senseless, which makes it harder to report the dirty details on the circumstances surrounding his sudden passing. 
 
 There are new reports surfacing that there was not only alcohol and prescription pills but also cocaine found in his hotel room. We’re sadly betting on a deadly drug cocktail being the cause of death. 
 
 Sources reveal that there was alcohol and unidentified substances located in actor’s hotel room in Vancouver. 
 
 Of course, the official cause of death will not be revealed until the autopsy and toxicology results are in but the test results are being rushed through and should be revealed in the next few days. 
 
 Cory Monteith, 31, had been “partying with his friends” at two clubs in downtown Vancouver on Friday night. 
 
 He had been drinking, but not enough to cause his death according to pals. 
 
 An insider close to the investigation said, “They found cocaine and pills (that were not prescribed to him) in his hotel room. Here is what they will find in his system: alcohol, cocaine, Vicodin (a hydrocodone/acetaminophen combination painkiller), Xanax (a benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety and insomnia), and Percocet (an oxycodone/acetominipin combination).” 
 
 Security footage form Fairmont Pacific hotel shows Cory returning alone to his hotel room at around 2 a.m. in the morning. 
 
 Cory’s family and personal doctors have reportedly been contacted “to determine if there were any contributing factors, such as a heart condition.” 
 
 Blind Gossip reported, “When all the facts are made public, it will become obvious why police were able to conclude their part of the investigation in the first 24 hours”. 
 
 We all heard the shocking news of Cory Monteith entering rehab in April, which seemed out of character for the clean cut actor. 
 
 But Cory was not only in rehab for alcohol, but also had a problem with cocaine. 
 
 An insider revealed, “Cocaine is his biggest issue. It’s gotten worse. He needed to get help.” 
 
 No matter the exact cause of death, it is so sad to see so many people die from carelessly mixing drugs and alcohol. 
 
 We hope for the sake of the family and his close friends that it was a natural cause for his death, which makes it at least a little easier to accept. 
 
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 It isn't surprising news, but we're also not jumping to anything until we hear it from the authorities. 
 
 It is being reported that “numerous amounts of alcohol” and other unknown substances were apparently found in Cory Monteith’s Fairmont Pacific Hotel room, though cause of death has yet to be determined. 
 
 While we know the Glee star was out in Vancouver with some friends Friday night, a source revealed: 
 
 "Yes, he had recently been drinking alcohol, but not to the extent there was any alcohol poisoning kind of impact.” 
 
 A bottle of wine was reportedly found, though it’s a custom of the hotel to greet guests with such a gift. 
 
 Meanwhile, another source revealed that investigators are looking into the details of the other substances "just in case he also had an underlying medical condition” or “if there were any contributing factors, such as a heart condition." 
 
 Cory’s toxicology report has been expedited — the results of which should be ready within the next couple days. 
 
 Stay tuned. 
 
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 Cory Monteith and Lea Michele were "happy," "in love" before he died. Credit: Amanda Edwards/WireImage 
 
 Things seemed to be looking better than ever for Cory Monteith before he passed away suddenly at age 31 over the weekend. Indeed, the Glee star and his costar/girlfriend Lea Michele were ready to take things to the next level, a source reveals to Us Weekly. "Lea and Cory were planning on moving in together after he got back from Vancouver," says the insider of Monteith, who was found dead in his hotel room on Saturday, July 13. 
 
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 Dating since early 2012, Monteith and Michele, 26, "weren't talking engagement or marriage yet but it was heading that way," explains the source. "The first step was Cory was going to move in [to Michele's L.A. home] completely. He was already there all the time." 
 
 Despite some speculation to the contrary, the couple were anything but estranged before he died. "They were 100 percent happy and together and in love at the time of his death," the source clarifies. "They never broke up." 
 
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 Grieving in private, Michele has yet to release a statement on the tragedy. "We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea's privacy during this devastating time. Thank you," her rep told Us. 
 
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 With his love in L.A., Monteith's final week in his home city seemed a tranquil one. "Cory had just been hanging out with friends and seemed in good spirits, his usual self," a Vancouver source says. An onlooker noticed on Friday -- one day before his death -- Monteith "and a few friends" were spotted leaving the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel. He returned to the hotel alone later that evening. 
 
 An autopsy is expected on Monday. 

 Cory Monteith Double Life Sober for 'Glee', Wild in Vancouver 
 
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 was leading a double life -- a hard-working, "" star in L.A. struggling to stay clean ... a hard-partying substance abuser in Vancouver.Our sources say Cory's GFand his "Glee" cast knew his struggles all too well and spent a lot of time keeping him clean and sober. We're told Cory never showed up on the set under the influence of anything and most of the time abstained from drugs and alcohol.The pic above shows the last trip Cory and Lea took together -- it was taken on June 18th in Fire Island, where they visited a friend on a movie set. We're told Cory was sober the entire time.There were, however, lapses, which is why he checked into rehab in April.Our sources say Cory's resolve to stay clean dissipated whenever he returned to his native Canada. That's where he became a drug addict with a serious drinking problem.Corey went back to Vancouver many times, and hung out with many of the friends who helped fuel his addiction. We're told alcohol and drugs were always involved.Our sources say Cory's family was aware he reverted back whenever he went North of the border, and they tried in vain to help. We're told as family members became alarmed recently and began making a full-court press ... Cory became distant.Somehow, Cory was able to compartmentalize his life into a tragic tale of 2 cities ... and the city where he slipped became the city where he died.
– While in Los Angeles shooting Glee, Cory Monteith seemed like he was working hard to remain sober, with help from the rest of the cast and especially his girlfriend, Lea Michele. But when he returned to Canada, his home, things changed, sources tell TMZ in a look at what the gossip site calls Monteith's "double life." The actor was often in Vancouver, hanging out with hard-partying friends and abusing drugs and alcohol, sources say. And lately Monteith's family was getting really worried—ultimately causing Monteith to pull away as they tried to help. But things with Michele were reportedly going well: Monteith was talking about moving in with her mere hours before he was found dead, a friend who was with him tells Radar. A Daily Mirror source implies the two were engaged ("Lea was busy organizing what should have been the happiest day of their lives"), and an Us source says that while it wasn't official, the relationship was definitely heading toward marriage and they were planning to move in together after he returned from Vancouver. The source also denies rumors that the two had broken up before Monteith's death. As for the friend who was with Monteith the night before he died, he insists Monteith wasn't drinking at the time—but numerous tabloid reports indicate alcohol and other substances were found in his hotel room. It could be weeks before an autopsy report is out, Us reports.