New Documentary Suggests Gary Coleman May Have Been Killed By Ex-Wife, Shannon Price

Gary Coleman, the beloved child star who gained fame for his portrayal of Arnold Jackson on the iconic sitcom Diff’rent Strokes, passed away on May 28, 2010, at the age of 42. His death has since been shrouded in controversy, sparking numerous debates and speculations over the years. At the heart of this controversy are the questionable decisions made regarding his medical care in his final days,  protracted legal battles over his estate, and his ex-wife, Shannon Price’s alleged involvement in his death.

Recently, a new documentary has surfaced, shedding light on Coleman’s life and the numerous challenges he faced leading up to his death. The documentary suggested that his passing might not have been due to natural causes as previously thought but instead raises the unsettling possibility of foul play, which has reignited interest in the tragic end of the actor’s life.

New documentary alleges that Gary Coleman was murdered by his ex-wife, Shannon Price

The newly released Gary, which premiered on August 29, delves into the tragic circumstances surrounding the death of Coleman. Through a series of in-depth interviews with his close friends and family, the film sheds new light on the events leading up to his passing. Initially, Coleman’s death was ruled accidental, but recent revelations have led them to reclassify it as a murder investigation, with Price emerging as the central figure in this shocking development.

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Those close to Coleman have made alarming allegations regarding Price’s actions during the incident. They assert that her refusal to assist her bleeding husband in his critical time of need, coupled with her abrupt departure from the scene under the pretense of avoiding trauma, raises serious questions about her intentions.

Shannon Price refutes allegations, claims she didn’t do anything to her husband

Most disturbingly, Price is accused of having made the decision to unplug Coleman’s life support after only two days, a move that directly contradicted Coleman’s explicit written wishes. These troubling details have led many to believe that her behavior was not only negligent but potentially criminal, placing her squarely at the heart of this tragic case.

In response to the grave allegations made against her, Price has come out to defend her actions, asserting that sincere intentions towards Coleman drove every choice she made. She categorically refuted any claims of misconduct, expressing her profound shock and disbelief at the accusations. Price emphasized that her actions were motivated purely by love and concern for her late husband, “I would never hurt my husband, ever.”