Prince Nelson’s body was autopsied to determine the cause of death. The question that remained after the medical examiner’s conclusion of fentanyl overdose death remained: how did this happen?
Did Prince Nelson Commit suicide?
The subsequent inquiry regarding the renowned singer’s autopsy lasted for a two years, and it included a lawsuit filed by Prince’s extended family against his doctor, Michael Schulenberg. Schulenberg, on the other hand, said that he never gave Prince fentanyl but did give him Percocet in the weeks before his death.
But, according to Schulenberg, Prince’s representative misrepresented the situation to him, behaving as if the pills were for themselves. In other words, Schulenberg said he had no idea he was treating the late singer or assisting him in obtaining pills. Nonetheless, the medication that killed Prince was not designed to look like Percocet, implying that the singer obtained it elsewhere. Unfortunately, long-term studies into the source of the drug yielded no results. Authorities questioned not just Prince’s doctors, but also drugstore employees, but uncovered no new information.
Meanwhile, Prince Nelson was born in Minneapolis on June 7, 1958. He is the son of jazz singer Mattie Della and pianist and songwriter John Lewis Nelson. His four grandparents were all from Louisiana. His great-grandmother was the black nationalist Mittie Maude Lena Gordon, who founded the Ethiopian Peace Movement and called for emigration to West Africa in opposition to American white supremacy. His paternal relative was jazz musician Louis Hayes.
Prince was named after his father’s most famous stage name, Prince Rogers, which he used when performing with Prince’s mother in the Prince Rogers Trio, a jazz group.
Prince’s father told A Current Affair in 1991 that he named his son “Prince” because he wanted his son to “do everything I wanted to do.” Prince disliked his given name and preferred to be addressed as “Skipper,” a moniker that persisted with him throughout his boyhood.
Prince claimed he was “born epileptic” and suffered seizures as a child. He went on to say, ‘My mother told me one day I walked into her and said, ‘Mom, I’m not going to be sick longer,’ and she said, ‘Why?’ and I responded, ‘Because an angel told me so.’ Tyka, Prince’s younger sister, was born on May 18, 1960. Both siblings developed a strong interest in music, which their father fostered.
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