The musician was found dead in his home in November 2024 at the age of 44 Former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar's cause of death has been ruled undetermined. When the musician was found dead in his home in November 2024,

Bob Bryar, former drummer for My Chemical Romance, had tanks of nitrous oxide next to him when he was found dead, according to reports. TMZ reported that Bryar's autopsy report — obtained from the Bedford County Medical Examiner in Tennessee — included unsettling details about the drummer's death at 44 in November.

Bob Bryar, who served as the drummer of My Chemical Romance in the 2000s, died in November 2024. After his death, his former bandmates, including frontman Gerard Way, Mikey Way and Frank Iero, released a statement mourning the loss of their friend.

The late My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar’s cause of death has been ruled as undetermined, according to an autopsy report. The rocker, 44, was found dead in his home in November 2024 and it’s now been reported by TMZ papers probing what was behind his passing showed he was discovered next to three large canisters of nitrous oxide.

According to the autopsy obtained by TMZ, Bryar’s body was allegedly found next to three large canisters of nitrous oxide. The outlet reported that the My Chemical Romance drummer, 44, also had antidepressants in his home at the time of his death in November 2024.

Three large canisters of nitrous oxide were found next to the body of former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar in November, and he had been gnawed on by his dogs, a Tennessee coroner said.

A former My Chemical Romance star was found dead next to a large supply of nitrous oxide, a medical examiner has confirmed. Drummer, Boby Bryar, was found dead aged 44 last November. His exact time of death is unknown but his body was deteriorating heavily when he was discovered on November 26, reports the Mirror.

Shocking new details have emerged regarding the death of ex-My Chemical Romance drummer Bill Bryar. As TMZ reports, three large nitrous oxide canisters were found next to Bryar's body in his Tennessee home.