DJ AM Autopsy inconclusive and further tests planned

NEW YORK - Authorities are toxicology tests take several weeks to determine to what should be killed the celebrity disc jockey DJ AM, a spokesman for the office of medical examiner behavior, said Saturday. An autopsy Saturday the 36-year-old is not convincing, "said spokeswoman Ellen Borakove. A senior law enforcement officials told the Associated Press that police found a pipe of crack cocaine and prescription pills in the apartment where they found the body of DJ AM Friday night. The official spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing. DJ AM, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, openly discussed past dependence on cocaine, ecstasy and other drugs crack cocaine. In October, on the MTV reality show debut, "Too Far Gone," in which he and the families concerned, measures for drug users carried out. MTV has not said whether the show Goldstein air. In an interview with the AP last month, he said, the show provided a "terrible" reminder of his own addiction. 'I must always remember to why I'm here and remember what it was, he said. Goldstein, became famous for several years as a DJ known for his mashup - mixtures of at least two songs. He played in clubs, on the concert stage, and exclusive parties in Hollywood. His personal life also has attention when he, the actress-singer Mandy Moore and the reality TV star Nicole Richie, daughter of singer Lionel Richie. Goldstein was badly injured in a plane crash last September Columbia, SC, that killed four people. He flew in a Learjet for a performance with Travis Barker, drummer for the pop-punk Blink-182 and a partner of Goldstein as a duo TRVSDJ-AM. Barker and Goldstein were burned. Goldstein had surgery for a skin graft, but to walk again after over a month. It told the AP that he is happy to have survived, but still shaken by the accident. "I, I think, why they" call post-traumatic, 'because there It was very difficult. I have very bad days and days I'm really all right, "he said. His body was saying after a friend called police, he was not in a position to a house in the fashion district of SoHo in New York be found. paramedics had to breaking the front door we find him without his shirt and was wearing sweat pants in her bed at 5:20 Clock on Friday, the officials responsible for enforcing the law says. There was no evidence of foul play. ___ Associated Press in New Colleen Long Cidones Michael York and Los Angeles contributed to this report.