Jeff Conaway

Jeff Conaway autopsy results are back and the medical examiner for Los Angeles County is the ruler of his death accidentally. Results also reveal that multiple causes, including infections of the Interior, is responsible for the tragic end.

Found on the "Grease" star, 60, unconscious in his home-back Los Angeles on May 10, rushed to the hospital in Encino, where he remained in a coma until his death on May 27.

Investigator Craig Harvey says he found opiates and other drugs in the system Conaway and when I entered the hospital, but his office did not perform toxicity testing as part of the investigation four months. With active extension of the hospital stay before his death, should the tests come back clean anyway.

Now, TMZ reports that sanitation emboli, and aortic valve endocarditis, coronary artery disease, pneumonia, encephalitis, was among the main factors that contribute to his death.

He believed Dr. Drew Pinksy, who worked with Conaway on "Rehab speed," he said in early on that despite the trouble Conaway with drugs, "look with pneumonia and poisoning the overwhelming", causing the deteriorating health of his friend, and not overdose.

Conaway and Kenicke best known for playing John Travolta's best friend in "Grease" as well as struggling actor Bobby Wheeler on "Taxi."