Breaking Bad Star RJ Mitte Died by Hanging, Inquest Report Reveals

Key Takeaways
- RJ Mitte died by hanging on October 12 at his Texas home.
- An inquest report from Cameron County confirmed the cause of death.
- Mitte played Walter White Jr. in the AMC series Breaking Bad.
WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (OPA) — The Cameron County, Texas, document confirmed that Mitte died by hanging on October 12 and was pronounced dead at 1.32 p.m. His representative previously confirmed he had taken his own life last month, though specific details were withheld until the release of the inquest report.
Mitte's mother, Dyna, discovered his body when she visited his home to bring him lunch after failing to reach him by phone. She stated that she had spent the preceding three months urging him to seek therapy, but he insisted he was managing his mental health on his own.
Mitte achieved international recognition for playing Walter White Jr. on the AMC television series Breaking Bad from 2008 to 2013, appearing in 56 episodes. Beyond his acting career, he was a prominent philanthropist and advocate for actors and entertainment industry workers with disabilities.
His final red carpet appearance took place on September 30 at the premiere of his film Talking to Strangers, where he appeared to be in good spirits. Authorities and representatives have not released further details regarding the ongoing investigation into his death.
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