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"Contrary to popular belief, Top Gun director Tony Scott was not suffering from any inoperable medical condition at the time of his suicide this past August. Monday&amp;#039;s coroner&amp;#039;s report uncovered that there were only anti-depressants and sleeping aids in Scott&amp;#039;s system when his body was retrieved from the San Pedro waters after his leap off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles, CA. Effective but non-harmful doses of the sleeping aid Lunesta and the anti-depressant Remeron were discovered in Scott&amp;#039;s bloodstream according to toxicology test results. The Los Angeles County Coroner ruled the cause of Scott&amp;#039;s death to be a result of blunt force trauma injuries and drowning. Authorities have also released 911 calls from horrified onlookers who witnessed Scott moments after he parked his car on the side of the road to jump off the bridge overpass. Before his death, Scott left behind instructions to his loved ones in his car and office. Investigators are still examining a possible motive for Scott&amp;#039;s suicide as the final notes left behind were &amp;quot;short and sweet&amp;quot; and did not include any reason why he&amp;#039;d want to kill himself. Beloved by many top Hollywood actors and well-known for his high-energy films, like Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop II and The Taking of Pelham 123, filmmaker Tony Scott will always be remembered as a creative director. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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