When Amber Siavas died earlier this month, a white powder and drug paraphernalia were found near her body.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said in a police report that the “Big Brother” alumnus was found unconscious in the bedroom of a home in Sin City on Oct. 9. Obtained by TMZ.
Police were called to the scene when Siavus’ aunt found him lying in the same position on the bed for more than four hours.
The former reality star was found holding an object resembling a snuff straw and a lighter, authorities reported.
Once Siavas’ body was removed, authorities found “aluminum foil with charred remains and a small plastic bag filled with white powder underneath it.”
Police claimed they also found prescription pills and four Narcan sprays, which are used to reverse opioid overdoses, in her luggage.
According to TMZ, Siavas’ aunt told police that her niece went to Vegas on October 4 to visit her mother. The aunt also claimed that Siavas had no suicidal thoughts and was trying to get her son to move to Nevada as well.
Although Siavus had a history of drug use, his aunt told police that he had previously gone to rehab for drug addiction.
As Page Six previously reported, Siavus died on October 9. She was 46 years old.
Before his tragic death, Siavus had faced a number of legal troubles, including pleading guilty in 2020 to attempting to resist an officer with a dangerous weapon and felony counterfeiting on a Western Union money order.
Siavus competed on “Big Brother” in 2007 and ultimately placed seventh in the CBS competition series.
During his time on the show, he earned the nickname “Whamber” due to his frequent crying in the house.