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The circle of relatives of the past due US musician Prince is suing his doctor, alleging he did not properly treat the singer for an opioid addiction.
A lawsuit filed in Minnesota, reported by ABC information, alleges that disasters through Dr Michael Schulenberg performed a “really extensive part” within the star’s dying.
Prince died in 2016, aged FIFTY SEVEN, from an accidental overdose of the painkiller fentanyl, a powerful opioid.
Dr Schulenberg has denied any wrongdoing.
Earlier this year, prosecutors said no legal fees can be introduced over Prince’s loss of life.
Symbol copyright AFP Image caption Prince’s surprising demise shocked other folks across the world
Prince was once found unresponsive in a lift at his Paisley Park Studios, Minnesota, on 21 April 2016.
An investigation found out he had experienced important ache for a bunch of years, and loads of painkillers of assorted types had been discovered at his house.
Evidence confirmed Prince had thought he was once taking the prescription drug, Vicodin, when if truth be told he was taking a counterfeit Vicodin tablet laced with doubtlessly fatal fentanyl.
Prosecutors stated there has been no evidence that the pills that killed Prince have been prescribed by means of a physician.
In April, following a -year investigation, they mentioned they’d discovered no proof of intentional wrongdoing.
