A Chicago The TV actress from “Justice and General Hospital”, who was found dead in Runyon Canyon Park in Hollywood three days after her disappearance, left two suicide notes.
Actress Lindsay Pearlman, 43, was found in her car in a Hollywood park on February 18. One suicide note was in her car and the other in her home. The note told anyone who found her to call 911, TMZ reported.
The actress, who played Joy Fletcher in Chicago Justice, reportedly called her husband Vance Smith the day before the apparent suicide and told him she planned to end her life, TMZ reported. Smith then contacted police in an attempt to locate her.
Although the investigator did not say the cause of death, TMZ said she overdosed and suffered from depression for many years. Phone records also show that the star called her cousin half a mile from where her body was found.
“Police found Lindsay,” her husband wrote on social media. ‘She left. I’m broken. ‘
Actress Lindsay Pearlman, 43, was found dead in her car at Runyon Canyon Park on February 18. She reportedly died of an overdose and left a suicide note at home and one in her call that prompted anyone who found her to call 911
Lindsay Pearlman (left) was found dead last week after a nearly week-long search. Her older sister, Marnie Pearlman (right), has asked relatives to help promote a suicide prevention hotline after the actress’ body was discovered.
The Chicago Justice star (pictured in the show) has reportedly struggled with depression for many years
Her older sister, Marnie, 46, posted a brief statement on Facebook on Saturday, saying, “Thanks to everyone who helped spread the word about my sister’s search. She was found. She left. We are broken. Please respect our privacy at this time. ‘
Her partner at General Hospital, where she played Margaret “Maggie” McMorris, wrote on Twitter: “Lindsay Pearlman was great at @GeneralHospital and we are sad to hear about this tragedy. Our hearts are with her family and friends. #GH. ‘
Elaine Hendrix, who played Meredith Blake in The Parent Trap, paid tribute to her friend on Twitter.
It is located in Runyon Canyon Park in Hollywood, a popular tourist destination
“Thanks to everyone who shared Lindsay’s missing person report. I am deeply saddened and stunned to share that she was found dead.
Her cousin Savannah Pearlman wrote on Twitter: “I am deeply saddened to announce that they have found Lindsay and it was too late.
“Lindsay was a fierce animal rights activist and a talented actress.”
Girlfriend Carrie Myers wrote on Facebook: “Shocking news about Lindsay Pearlman. We spent many hours together protesting against pet stores for The Puppy Mill Project. Fun, gifted, with great love and generous heart to everyone, especially animals. Our hearts go to Vance, a really special person. A really sad day for us.
The actress was last seen on February 13 in Hollywood near Franklin Avenue and North Sierra Bonita Avenue, near Runion Canyon Park.
According to a security guard working on a film in the nearby Runyon Canyon, when police found Pearlman’s body, there were pills scattered inside the vehicle. They said she was wrapped in a blanket. Police have not confirmed this signal.
The actress grew up in Chicago and studied comedy at the Second City Conservatory.
After moving to California, she reserved a recurring role in NBC’s Chicago Justice in 2017 as Joy Fletcher and would later appear in Sneaky Pete, American Housewife and Selena: The Series.
Girlfriend Carrie Myers wrote on Facebook: “Shocking news about Lindsay Pearlman. We spent many hours together protesting against pet stores for The Puppy Mill Project. Fun, gifted, with great love and generous heart to everyone, especially animals. Our hearts go to Vance, a really special person. A really sad day for us.
The actress was last seen on February 13 in Hollywood near Franklin Avenue and North Sierra Bonita Avenue, which is near Runyon Canyon Park.
Friends and family paid tribute to the late actress, with many expressing “shock” and saying they were “broken” by the news of her death
Late last month, former Miss USA champion Chesley Christ jumped to her death from the 29th floor of her Manhattan apartment building in Hell’s Kitchen.
In March last year, Christ wrote about being trolled online and how winning the United States at the age of 28 turned her into a target for abusers, but many of her friends said Monday that they were stunned by her death and had no idea. that she had mental health problems.
Police sources told DailyMail.com that she had left a suicide note on her computer.
Writing for Allure magazine before her 30th birthday, she said captivatingly: “Every time I say ‘I’m 30,’ I shrink a little. Sometimes I can successfully mask this awkward reaction with excitement; other times my enthusiasm is empty, like bad acting … turning 30 feels like a cold reminder that I’m running out of time to make a difference in the eyes of society – and that’s infuriating. ”
Christ deviated from the norm with his passion for social justice – she was a trained lawyer and advocate for Black Lives Matter.
If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health or suicidal thoughts, call 1-800-273-8255.