DEA Investigates 2 Doctors That Prescribed Narcotic Drugs to Heath Ledger
Although Heath Ledger's tragic overdose death has been ruled an accident, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) investigations continue.
Ledger overdosed on a cocktail of narcotic pharmaceuticals and anti anxiety medications, including the drugs Vicodin and Oxycontin, prompting the DEA to take a closer look at his means of supply.
According to TMZ.com, DEA officials are investigating two doctors, one in New York and another in Texas, for possibly prescribing illegally to the Oscar winning actor.
Investigators say that they are intensifying efforts and hope to have the file closed within the week.
John Lee
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