A viral claim that George Floyd died from a drug overdose—not police actions—is false. The “new” autopsy snippet being shared is actually from June 2020 and unchanged since. While it notes fentanyl and meth in his system and no “life-threatening injuries,” the full report concludes cardiopulmonary arrest. The phrase doesn’t negate asphyxiation—it just means no visible trauma. Experts and prosecutors maintain Floyd’s death was homicide, with drugs making him more vulnerable to the stress of arrest. This partial info misleads—context and expert testimony are essential.
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