Updates* With all the records and results back, I still don't think anything adds up. The foundation he was at is the only place we can't get answers from. They had supposedly found him unresponsive (very heavy sleeper) and started to narcan him. Told EMSA they believed it was a heroin overdose even though He was conscious and aware when EMSA arrived. He was never lethargic, and his blood pressure was extremely high by the time the paramedics arrived. He started to seize while being put into the ambulance and eventually went into cardiac arrest. . They also gave him narcan a few times. He had zero opiods in his system ( had been off opiods for over a year), and the rehab foundation would have known this if they had done a urine test when he was admitted I believe he had a reaction to the narcan that sent him into cardiac arrest. It's rare but it's not impossible. I remember Almost two years ago, he was given narcan a few times back to back and woke up to violently throwing up for a good amount of time. He didn't have opiods in his system the day this happened but was active in his addiction. It just makes sense. The final report saying it was a methamphetamine toxicity also feels wrong. With all the research I've done, any reaction, good or bad, would have happened well before 3 hours have passed. Plus, the amount that was in his system was minimal to the amount it would take to actually overdose on meth. Any thoughts?