Chester Bennington Autopsy report showed traces of alcohol in his system when he hanged himself (Read)

The Autopsy report of late Linkin Park lead singer, Chester Bennington, who committed suicide by hanging in July, has been released.
According to the autopsy and toxicology results, obtained by TMZ, he had a trace amount of alcohol in his system when he hanged himself, and his blood also tested "presumptive positive" for MDMA (ecstasy) based on one test.

Meanwhile, two subsequent tests did not detect the drug, and the ultimate conclusion was Chester was not under the influence of drugs when he died.
Authorities also found a prescription bottle of Zolpidem generic Ambien on his dresser. There was also a pint glass of Corona, which was less than half full and an empty bottle of Stella Artois.
It was also reported that Police found pieces of fingernail underneath his iPhone and on a table in the bedroom. Chester's wife, Talinda, told cops he would do that when he was anxious.
According to her, Chester had a history of depression and previous suicide attempts including one in 2006 when he left the house with a gun after drinking heavily.
Read the full autopsy report here.