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...be long term. For those old enough to remember Len Bias did cocaine once and he died. It really doesn't matter because Mays is dead and I hope the family can grieve more peacefully with their autopsy results. 10. This mans wife is in as much denial as that...
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I saw this on AOL when reading the article about Sanford's wife moving out of the South Carolina Governor's Mansion (and the Sanfords' obviously-impending divorce). I had to get my sister to see the headline, and we read the article together. Now she understands what I was trying to tell her about what the article said.
Billy Mays does an ad for oxyclean...just not the type you'd think.
This is a candid interview with Billy's drug dealer, who discusses with me how he invented oxyclean. He also thats about his relationship with billy. Cocaine linked to Billy Mays death www.cbc.ca
Cocaine killed TV pitchman Billy Mays, autopsy finds. Hyperactive pitchman Billy Mays used cocaine days before his heart attack - and it killed him, officials said Friday. Mays, 50, suffered from heart disease but his drug use contributed to his June 28 death, the Hillsborough County medical examiner said. Read more: www.nydailynews.com
The medical examiner "concluded that cocaine use caused or contributed to the development of his heart disease, and thereby contributed to his death," the office said in a press release. The office said Mays last used cocaine in the few days before his death but was not under the influence of the drug when he died. Hillsborough County spokeswoman Lori Hudson said nothing in the toxicology report indicated the frequency of Mays' cocaine use. "We were totally unaware of any non-prescription drug usage and are actively considering an independent evaluation of the autopsy results," Mays' family said in a statement. I'm just shocked," Khubani said. "He was the model of a responsible citizen."
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An autopsy shows that cocaine use contributed to the heart disease that suddenly killed boisterous TV pitchman Billy Mays in June, officials announced Friday. (Aug. 7)
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Billy Mays, well known for pitching a variety of products in US television commercials, had heart disease but did not appear to have suffered head trauma in a rough airplane landing prior to dying in his sleep on Sunday, a medical examiner in Florida said on Monday. The bearded, black-haired Mays, 50, who gained fame as an enthusiastic TV "pitchman" advertising an array of commercial products, was found dead by his wife at their home in Tampa, Florida. On Saturday, Mays was among the passengers aboard a US Airways flight from Philadelphia that landed roughly at Tampa International Airport after apparently blowing a tire. Mays told local TV shortly afterward that objects had dropped from the ceiling of the plane upon impact and he had received a blow on the head, although he said at the time he felt fine. In a preliminary statement on Monday after an initial autopsy, Hillsborough County medical examiner Vernard Adams said his examination found that Mays had "hypertensive heart disease," which refers to heart disease caused by high blood pressure, but "there was no evidence of any head trauma." Adams said this heart ailment "was certainly capable of causing the sudden death." He said Mays had died in his sleep. "It's not unusual for persons with heart disease to die this young," Adams said, adding that a formal report on the cause of death would be issued only after the results of toxicology tests were considered. Toxicology tests can show the presence of drugs in the body. Tampa police said no foul play was suspected. Executives from the television home-shopping industry praised Mays' role in promoting TV salesmanship. "DRTV (the direct-response television industry) has grown to be a $300 billion business during the last 20 years, and Billy Mays played a key role in making this possible," Julie Coons, president and CEO of the Electronic Retailing Association, said in a statement.
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From Wikipedia: "Mays was found unresponsive by his wife in his Tampa, Florida, home on the morning of June 28, 2009. He was then pronounced dead at 7:45 am, appearing to have died sometime overnight. The Associated Press reported that there were no indications that the house had been broken into, and that police did not suspect foul play. On June 29, after an initial autopsy on Mays' body, Dr. Vernard Adams, the Hillsborough County, Florida medical examiner, stated that Mays suffered from hypertensive heart disease and that a heart attack was the likely cause of his death. However, a final determination as to the cause of death would not be made until toxicology and tissue tests were complete." Billy Mays, you will be missed.
Even I didn't expect this. It turns out that it WASN'T from the rough landing of Mr. Mays airplane, but it was from an undiscovered case of heart disease. He never knew he had it. More updates to come from the official autopsy reports.
Television pitchman Billy Mays likely died of a heart attack in his sleep, but further tests are needed to be sure of the cause of death, a medical examiner said Monday.
I called it! If you haven't heard, Billy Mays autopsy results came in on August 8th, 2009 which showed that he died of a heart condition related to cocaine use.
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Television pitchman Billy Mays likely died of a heart attack in his sleep, but further tests are needed to be sure of the cause of death, a medical examiner said Monday. Hillsborough County Medical Examiner Vernard Adams said Mays suffered from hypertensive heart disease, and the wall of the left ventricle of Mays' heart and the wall of one of his arteries were enlarged. The boisterous, bearded 50-year-old known for hawking oxiclean and other products on national commercials was found dead Sunday by his wife in their Tampa condominium. "The heart disease is perfectly consistent with sudden death," Adams said. An official cause of death will be issued after toxicology and other tests are completed in eight to 10 weeks. "While it provides some closure to learn that heart disease took Billy from us, it certainly doesn't ease the enormous void that his death has created in our lives," his wife, Deborah, said in a statement. "As you can imagine, we are all devastated." Adams said Mays was taking the prescription painkillers Tramadol and hydrocodone for hip pain, but there was no indication of drug abuse. Mays had planned to have hip-replacement surgery Monday. Mays told his wife he didn't feel well when he went to bed sometime after 10 pm Saturday. Earlier in the day, he said he was hit on the head when his flight from Philadelphia had a rough landing at Tampa International Airport. The airline said no passengers reported serious injuries. Adams said the autopsy showed no evidence of head trauma. In a 911 tape released Monday, a frantic woman tells emergency operators she found Mays cold and unresponsive. The woman isn't identified, but police have said Deborah Mays found her husband dead. When asked what had happened, the caller says she doesn't know. A second person got on the phone as the operator encourages them to get Mays on the floor to start CPR. "We can't get him up, ma'am," the woman says. "He's gone." Born William Mays in mckees Rocks, Pa., on July 20, 1958, Mays developed his style demonstrating knives, mops and other "As Seen on TV" gadgets on Atlantic City's boardwalk. For years he worked as a hired gun on the state fair and home show circuits, attracting crowds with his booming voice and genial manner. After meeting Orange Glo International founder Max Appel at a home show in Pittsburgh in the mid-1990s, Mays was recruited to demonstrate the environmentally friendly line of cleaning products on the St. Petersburg-based Home Shopping Network, now known as HSN. Commercials and informercials followed, anchored by the high-energy Mays using them while tossing out kitschy phrases like, "Long live your laundry!" HSN released a statement Monday morning, praising Mays as a "legend in the electronic retail history whose personality, entrepreneurial spirit and thoughtfulness for others have always been larger than life." His ubiquitousness and thumbs-up, in-your-face pitches won Mays plenty of fans for his commercials on a wide variety of products. People lined up at his personal appearances for autographed color glossies, and strangers stopped him in airports to chat about the products. "I enjoy what I do," Mays told The Associated Press in a 2002 interview. "I think it shows." Mays liked to tell the story of giving bottles of oxiclean to the 300 guests at his wedding, and doing his ad spiel ("powered by the air we breathe!") on the dance floor at the reception. Visitors to his house typically got bottles of cleaner and housekeeping tips. Besides his wife, Mays is survived by a 3-year-old daughter and a stepson in his 20s, police said. Copyright 2009 Associated Press
Autopsy results from TV pitchman Billy Mays reveal his death appears to be from heart disease. RIP (July 20, 1958 June 28, 2009)
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...Sunday morning at his home in Tampa, authorities said. The final cause of death will not be known until after toxicology results are available, Dr. Vernard Adams said at a Monday news conference. Mays, 50, was pronounced dead at his home near Tampa Sunday...
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Mays, 50, was found unresponsive by his wife inside his Tampa, Fla., home at 7:45 am on Sunday, according to the Tampa Police Department. Police said there were no signs of forced entry to Mays' residence and foul play is not suspected. Authorities said an autopsy should be complete by Monday afternoon. "Although Billy lived a public life, we don't anticipate making any public statements over the next couple of days. Our family asks that you respect our privacy during these difficult times," Mays wife, Deborah, said in a statement on Sunday. Mays was well known for his numerous television promotions of such products as Orange Glo and oxiclean. He was also featured on the reality TV show "Pitchmen" on the Discovery Channel, which followed Mays and Anthony Sullivan in their marketing jobs. Born William Mays in mckees Rocks, Pa., on July 20, 1958, Mays developed his style demonstrating knives, mops and other "as seen on TV" gadgets on Atlantic City's boardwalk. For years he worked as a hired gun on the state fair and home show circuits, attracting crowds with his booming voice and genial manner. After meeting Orange Glo International founder Max Appel at a home show in Pittsburgh in the mid-1990s, Mays was recruited to demonstrate the environmentally friendly line of cleaning products on the St. Petersburg-based Home Shopping Network. Commercials and informercials followed, anchored by the high-energy Mays showing how it's done while tossing out kitschy phrases like, "Long live your laundry!" Recently he's been seen on commercials for a wide variety of products and is featured on the reality TV show "Pitchmen" on the Discovery Channel, which follows Mays and Anthony Sullivan in their marketing jobs. He's also been seen in ESPN ads. His ubiquitousness and thumbs-up, in-your-face pitches won Mays plenty of fans. People line up at his personal appearances for autographed color glossies, and strangers stop him in airports to chat about the products. "I enjoy what I do," Mays told The Associated Press in a 2002 interview. "I think it shows." Mays was on board a US Airways flight that blew out its front tires as it landed at a Tampa airport on Saturday, myfoxtampa.com reported. US Airways spokesman Jim Olson said that none of the 138 passengers and five crew members were injured in the incident, but several passengers reported having bumps and bruises, according to the station. Authorities have not said whether Mays' death was related to the incident. Discovery Channel spokeswoman Elizabeth Hillman released a statement Sunday extending sympathy to the Mays family. "Everyone that knows him was aware of his larger-than-life personality, generosity and warmth," Hillman's statement said. "Billy was a pioneer in his field and helped many people fulfill their dreams. He will be greatly missed as a loyal and compassionate friend."
a touching tribute to the late great Billy Mays (1958-2009), a truly beloved american television Icon. Thanks for the memories Billy, you will be missed.
TAMPA — Billy Mays, the TV pitchman whose trademark voice helped sell everything from cleaning supplies to baking soda, was found dead this morning by his wife at his Tampa home. No cause of death has been reported and no foul play is suspected, according to Tampa police. Mays, 50, was pronounced dead at 7:45 am at 2853 Bowen Daniel Dr., #1201. His wife, Deborah Mays, found him unresponsive this morning. The Medical Examiner's Office will complete Mays' autopsy by tomorrow afternoon ...
Died June 28 2009 aprx. 7:45am Found dead in his house. Rest In Peace Billy Mays :( Full story: Mays was found unresponsive by his wife Sunday morning. A fire rescue crew pronounced him dead at 7:45 am It was not immediately clear how he died. Mays was hit on the head when an airplane he was on made a rough landing Saturday, and Mays' wife told investigators he didn't feel well before he went to bed that night. There were no signs of a break-in at the home, and investigators do not suspect ...
Died June 28 2009 aprx. 7:45am Found dead in his house. Rest In Peace Billy Mays :( Full story: Mays was found unresponsive by his wife Sunday morning. A fire rescue crew pronounced him dead at 7:45 am It was not immediately clear how he died. Mays was hit on the head when an airplane he was on made a rough landing Saturday, and Mays' wife told investigators he didn't feel well before he went to bed that night. There were no signs of a break-in at the home, and investigators do not suspect foul play, said Lt. Brian Dugan of the Tampa Police Department, who wouldn't answer any more questions about how Mays' body was found because of the ongoing investigation. The coroner's office expects to have an autopsy done by Monday afternoon. Mays' wife, Deborah Mays, told investigators that her husband had complained he didn't feel well before he went to bed some time after 10 pm Saturday night. RIP
Autopsy results on the body of television pitchman Billy Mays, 50, could be released as early as Monday afternoon. Mays' body was found at his Tampa home on Sunday. Mays' wife, Deborah, told police she called 911 when she found him unresponsive. Mays was among the passengers on board US Airways Flight 1241 when it made a hard landing at Tampa International Airport Saturday, after a tire blew out as the aircraft touched down. "All of a sudden as we hit, you know it was just the hardest hit," Mays said at the airport on Saturday. "The things from the ceiling started dropping and it hit me on the head, but I got a hard head." Mays' wife told investigators the TV personality did not feel well before he went to bed that night. Tampa police spokeswoman Laura mcelroy said linking Mays' death to the rough landing Saturday afternoon would "purely be speculation." Mays' bearded persona was familiar to viewers of late night television, where he was frequently seen pitching everything from cleaning products to mini-burgers to a backyard auger. || Music Used || Bill Withers - Lean on Me
TAMPA, Fla. Billy Mays, the burly, bearded television pitchman whose boisterous hawking of products such as Orange Glo and OxiClean made him a pop-culture icon, has died. He was 50. Tampa police said Mays' wife found him unresponsive Sunday morning. A fire rescue crew pronounced him dead at 7:45 am It was not immediately clear how he died. He said he was hit on the head when an airplane he was on made a rough landing Saturday, and his wife, Deborah Mays, told investigators he didn't feel ...
A tribute to my hero, Billy Mays, who died today TMZ has confirmed TV pitchman Billy Mays was found dead today in his home in Tampa, Florida early this morning. According to the Tampa PD, the 50-year-old TV pitchman was found unresponsive by his wife Deborah at 7:45 AM. TMZ has learned Mays' body has already been removed from his home. Mays had just returned from Philadelphia, where he shot a new OxiClean commercial. He was a passenger aboard a plane that suffered a blown front tire upon ...
From Cnn.com CNN) -- Infomercial pitchman Billy Mays died at his Tampa, Florida, home Sunday morning, authorities told CNN. OxiClean pitchman Billy Mays died Sunday morning at his home in Tampa, authorities said. OxiClean pitchman Billy Mays died Sunday morning at his home in Tampa, authorities said. The 50-year-old known for his shouting OxiClean ads was pronounced dead at 7:45 am The Hillsborough County medical examiner will perform an autopsy, Tampa police Lt. Brian Dugan said. Mays was ...
The famous "Pitch-man", Billy Mays died today at the age of 50. He was in a plane yesterday and bumped his head from the landing when a tire caught fire and some luggage hit him in the head. There is no cause of death known right now but the autopsy will be completed on June, 29th 2009 in the late afternoon. RIP Billy
was reported on MSNBC that TV pitchman Billy Mays has died today. Mays was 50 years old. Billy Mays was perhaps best known for the OxiClean commercials he appeared in. He was recognizable not only by his beard and blue shirt, but by his "yelling" delivery of his product pitches. He was found unresponsive this morning by his wife in their Florida home. Emergency workers on the scene pronounced him dead at 7:45 am. Police report no signs of a break-in or foul play. An autopsy will be performed ...
TAMPA, Fla. Billy Mays, the burly, bearded television pitchman whose boisterous hawking of products such as Orange Glo and oxiclean made him a pop-culture icon, has died. He was 50. Tampa police said Mays' wife found him unresponsive Sunday morning. A fire rescue crew pronounced him dead at 7:45 am It was not immediately clear how he died. He said he was hit on the head when an airplane he was on made a rough landing Saturday, and his wife, Deborah Mays, told investigators he didn't feel well before he went to bed about 10 pm that night. There were no signs of a break-in at the home, and investigators do not suspect foul play, said Lt. Brian Dugan of the Tampa Police Department, who wouldn't answer questions about how Mays' body was found because of the ongoing investigation. The coroner's office expects to have an autopsy done by Monday afternoon. "Although Billy lived a public life, we don't anticipate making any public statements over the next couple of days," Deborah Mays said in a statement Sunday. "Our family asks that you respect our privacy during these difficult times." US Airways confirmed that Mays was among the passengers on a flight that made a rough landing on Saturday afternoon at Tampa International Airport, leaving debris on the runway after apparently blowing its front tires. Tampa Bay's Fox television affiliate interviewed Mays afterward. "All of a sudden as we hit you know it was just the hardest hit, all the things from the ceiling started dropping," myfox Tampa Bay quoted him as saying. "It hit me on the head, but I got a hard head." Tampa police spokeswoman Laura mcelroy said linking Mays' death to the landing would "purely be speculation." She said Mays' family members didn't report any health issues with the pitchman, but said he was due to have hip replacement surgery in the coming weeks. Laura Brown, spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said she did not know if Mays was wearing his seat belt on the flight because the FAA is not investigating his death. US Airways spokesman Jim Olson said there were no reports of serious injury due to the landing. "If local authorities have any questions for us about yesterday's flight, we'll cooperate fully with them," he said. Born William Mays in mckees Rocks, Pa., on July 20, 1958, Mays developed his style demonstrating knives, mops and other "As Seen on TV" gadgets on Atlantic City's boardwalk. For years he worked as a hired gun on the state fair and home show circuits, attracting crowds with his booming voice and genial manner. AJ Khubani, founder and CEO of "As Seen on TV," said he first met Mays in the early 1990s when Mays was still pitching one of his early products, the Shammy absorbent cloth, at a trade fair. He said he most recently worked with Mays on the reality TV show "Pitchmen" on the Discovery Channel, which follows Mays and Anthony Sullivan in their marketing jobs. "His innovative role and impact on the growth and wide acceptance of direct response television cannot be overestimated or easily replaced; he was truly one of a kind," Khubani said of Mays in a statement.
Excerpts from an October 2007 interview with Fox News in which the popular TV pitchman talked about how much fun his job is. "They wanted me to say Kaboom... Kaboom, and the stain is gone!" He also sold a Fox News guy's button. Mays died at his home at age 50.
On June 27th, Billy Mays describes being hit on the head with falling luggage, in a local interview which would turn out to be his last, anticipating he'd be okay because "I got a hard head". Mays was found dead by his wife on June 28th after not waking up. Police say there is no foul play. According to Todd Schnitt, Mays had just signed a deal to do commercials for Taco Bell.
TMZ has confirmed TV pitchman Billy Mays was found dead today in his home in Tampa, Florida early this morning. According to the Tampa PD, the 50-year-old TV pitchman was found unresponsive by his wife Deborah at 7:45 AM. TMZ has learned Mays' body has already been removed from his home. Mays had just returned from Philadelphia, where he shot a new OxiClean commercial. He was a passenger aboard a plane that suffered a blown front tire upon landing. He told a local TV station, "All of a ...
Mays, 50, was found unresponsive by his wife inside his Tampa, Fla., home at 7:45 am on Sunday, according to the Tampa Police Department. Police said there were no signs of forced entry to Mays' residence and foul play is not suspected. Authorities said an autopsy should be complete by Monday afternoon.
Billy Mays, the burly, bearded television pitchman whose boisterous hawking of products such as Orange Glo and OxiClean made him a pop-culture icon, has died. He was 50. Tampa police said Mays was found unresponsive by his wife Sunday morning. A fire rescue crew pronounced him dead at 7:45 am There were no signs of a break-in, and investigators do not suspect foul play, said Lt. Brian Dugan of the Tampa Police Department, who wouldn't answer any more questions about how Mays' body was found ...
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