Carver County Attorney Mr Mark Metz declared that no one would face criminal charges in the investigation of Prince’s death after it became known that his personal physician, Dr Michael Todd Schulenberg, had settled for an amount of $30,000 to close a federal civil violation, according to documents that were made public yesterday.
In a letter to his attorney, Federal prosecutors declared that Dr Schulenberg is not currently a target of any criminal investigation.
ABC : County attorney: No evidence that pills Prince took were prescribed by a doctor.
— Brian Raul Garcia (@brianraulgarcia) April 19, 2018
"There is also no evidence to suggest any other sinister motive, intent, or conspiracy to murder Prince." https://t.co/6lBlP1puxk pic.twitter.com/DQ4X4s5iTZ
Meanwhile Dr Schulenberg’s lawyer, Ms Amy Conners, also released a statement claiming that ‘‘there have been no allegations made by the Government that Dr. Schulenberg had any role in Prince’s death.’’
EXCLUSIVE: Prince's dead body was filmed by investigators at the time of his death and the Carver County Sheriff’s office released the video today. WARNING: graphic content: https://t.co/eTRtTfcvzh pic.twitter.com/WuYSEn0qmH
— The Blast (@TheBlastNews) April 19, 2018
The detail comes just after video was released on the internet showing the singer visiting his doctor on April 20th of this year, just at the moment that some of his closest friends said they were becoming concerned about his declining health.
Check out evidence photos released by Carver County in its investigation of Prince's death. https://t.co/yyERNhVfgP pic.twitter.com/vYMp6NNOso
— Star Tribune (@StarTribune) April 19, 2018
Just one day later, on April 21, the 57-year-old pop superstar suffered a fatal drug overdose.
Also released were a stash of pictures, documents and videos which all showed the great level of substance abuse by the singer.
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