Beloved impersonator Donnie Davis “may have died as a result of unfair play” according to a new police report received from TMZ.
On Tuesday, the comedian – who recently appeared frequently on the Chelsea show Handler Chelsea and was loved by Britney SpearsParis Hilton, Mariah Carey and Miley Cyrus – was found dead in a room at the Resorts World Hotel.
New details of Davis’ death, according to Las Vegas police, reveal that he was hanging out at the Dawg House bar around 1 am with another man and two women.
Shocking death: favorite comedian Donnie Davis “may have died as a result of unfair acting” on Tuesday, according to a new police report received from TMZ
The group later reportedly left for a drink in Flamingo before returning to his hotel at Resort World around 2:30 a.m.
One woman, according to TMZ, said Davis was denied alcohol at their final destination because he was “too drunk.”
However, it is alleged that Davis and his acquaintance returned to the star’s room at 3:30 in the morning, where they stayed for nearly an hour.
Rest in Peace: Davis, who turned 43, was loved by Britney Spears, Mariah Carey and Miley Cyrus
When they returned, at 5 a.m., they noticed Davis’s hands looking pale and purple as he sat in a chair.
One of the women claims that his hands are “freezing” and Davis is no longer breathing, which prompted them to call the security guard, who called 911.
Authorities responded to the hotel at the southern end of the strip shortly after 6 a.m., according to a local 8 News now report.
What happened? New details of Davis’ death, according to Las Vegas police, reveal that he was hanged at the Dawg House bar around 1 a.m. with another man and two women; seen in 2018
He was pronounced dead shortly after 7 a.m. at Sunrise Hospital.
As for why investigators suspect unfair play, cops said in a police report that the man refused to talk to them without a lawyer and had trouble contacting those in the room with Davis.
Davis was known for his entertaining imitations in the comedy chain, including playing a version of Donald Trump’s Mini-Trump, and also working on a podcast series with Kelly Osbourne and longtime friend Jeff Beecher.
Beecher told DailyMail.com: “I didn’t just lose a friend today. I lost a dream, brother, best friend. Donnie wasn’t just a loyal loving best friend. I literally entrusted him with everything from my life to business and everything in between. Donnie was an angel.
Beecher told TMZ: “Donnie broke down barriers in the small community and was an inspiration to his peers. He will be terribly absent, but his legacy and the impact he had on those who loved him will live on forever.
“A magical being who spreads love and laughter to everyone in his presence, I would always tell people that he is not from this planet. He loved to love and he loved to make everyone happy.
“He was the best, best friend, producer and performer I knew and everyone will know. My love, condolences and prayers are to everyone who knows and or loves him like me, as well as to all his friends and family. Donnie, you will miss him more than you can imagine. I will appreciate our 20 years that God has given me with you as my Ride or die and the 100,000 people you have touched with your magical love and the fun you have given people.
“The planet was a better place with you on it.” I will continue our dream and win awards for our documentary and I will continue to push for equality for all in your honor. I love you Donnie. You are the best.
Friends forever: Ryan Philip took to Instagram with lots of photos to immortalize his Dynamo friend, who had “more confidence than I could have hoped to have.”
Friends: Comedian Jeffrey Ross wrote that Donnie is a full “rock star” in a cheerful tribute shared on Instagram
Ryan Philip took to Instagram with lots of photos to immortalize his Dynamo friend, who had “more confidence than I could have hoped to have.”
He wrote: “It was impossible to be around him without having a good time. His energy was boundless and he got everything he could from life with the time he had here. A good lesson for all of us. I miss you now, my friend. Rest in peace and cause some chaos in the sky. You are unforgettable.
Comedian Jeffrey Ross wrote that Donnie is a complete “rock star” in a funny tribute shared on Instagram, writing: “I will miss my beautiful generous friend. My condolences to his family and his older brother Jeff Beecher.
It’s never a boring moment: his list of celebrity friends seemed endless with shared photos of wild nights with the city’s hottest stars, including Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato
Just one more day: Donnie is having fun with Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner
Nicki Hilton commented: “We lost a legend” as Sister Paris added emoji to her heart under Jeffrey’s post.
Donnie’s list of friends seemed endless with shared photos of wild nights with the city’s hottest stars, including Nick and Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner, Demi Lovato and Paris Hilton.
While Davis gained fame on stage, he also appeared in the 2013 film Pain & Gain with Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson and Anthony Mackie, as well as in Tommy Chong’s 2017 comedy It’s Gawd!
Always good weather: He shared “St. Return of Pattys’ Day, celebrating Paris Hilton’s birthday last year dressed in leprechaun threads