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Prince Died Amid Frantic Plans For Drug Addiction Treatment (Video)

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Crowds continued to make the pilgrimage to Paisley Park on Monday to honor Prince. (ELIZABETH FLORES – STAR TRIBUNE)

Prince was found dead one day before he was scheduled to meet with a California doctor in an attempt to kick an addiction to painkillers, an attorney with knowledge of the death investigation said Tuesday.

[Note: The Minneapolis Star Tribune broke this story in their Wednesday morning edition]

Dr. Howard Kornfeld, a national authority on opioid addiction treatment, was called by Prince representatives the night of April 20 because Prince “was dealing with a grave medical emergency,” said William Mauzy, a prominent Minneapolis attorney working with the Kornfeld family.

Kornfeld, who runs Recovery Without Walls in Mill Valley, Calif., could not clear his schedule to meet with Prince the next day, April 21, but he planned to fly out the following day.

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So he sent his son, Andrew Kornfeld, who works with him, to Minnesota, with plans for him to go to Paisley Park to explain how the confidential treatment would work, Mauzy said.

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[NOTE: Mauzy held a news conference in Minneapolis earlier today. Here’s the noon report from WCCO]


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