Amy Winehouse was a British singer who stood out for her amazing, expressive, and deep vocals. She has won five Grammy Awards and many other awards, overshadowing artists of her generation. Amy has done a great job in the music scene. Unfortunately, she did not cope with drug addiction. What were the causes of the singer's death? Did Amy kill herself? Or was it an unfortunate accident? Find out why Amy Winehouse's death was one of the most tragic and mysterious in history.
Amy Winehouse has struggled with mental health problems for many years. When she was only 9 years old, her parents divorced. The psyche of young Amy did not go unnoticed. As her music career developed, Amy became more and more recognizable. When the singer's career finally took off for good and it became loud about her, Amy began looking for solace in alcohol and drugs. Fame, numerous awards, and prizes - all this was beyond Winehouse's strength. Vodka and cocaine have become the inseparable life companions of the young singer. The talented artist began to lose weight and get into more and more health problems. The media waited for Winehouse's every mistake, publicized her greatest weaknesses, and invented new scandals with her participation. Dazed by alcohol, Amy was booed by Serbian audiences in Belgrade (June 2011). It was her first and last live performance in Europe. The entire European tour was then canceled.
Island Records, where Amy worked, was not helping her either. There was pressure to keep Amy working all the time. The singer did not rest and was recording new material non-stop. She went on tours, although she lacked the strength to do so. She went on a tour of Europe after treatment in a drug addiction clinic, which she stopped after only a few days. She didn't feel strong enough to be on stage again. Did no one notice that Amy was in a desperate state? Has no one seen that the singer needs treatment? Perhaps. But the most important thing in the music industry is the earnings of the stars - especially when you're a popular artist like Amy Winehouse. The singer was successful and earned huge money. For the label, that was all that mattered.
Without a shadow of a doubt, Amy Winehouse was one of the most talented female singers of all time. She had an amazing timbre voice that was deep and gentle at the same time. Fans loved her and Winehouse's popularity continued. The music industry was pushing, journalists kept attacking it. Amy couldn't handle everything alone. She died on July 23, 2011, at the age of only 27. Club 27, which mass culture describes as the fate of the death of influential 27-year-old music stars, imprisoned the singer forever in its snares.
Amy Winehouse died at her home in Camden (North London). The last time a security guard saw her alive, leaving the star's apartment at 2 in the morning. When he came to wake her up around 10:00, and the singer did not want to get up, the security guard was not surprised - it happened to the singer very often. At about 3 p.m. he came again, but Amy Winehouse still didn't wake up. When he noticed that he was not breathing, he immediately called for help. Doctors confirmed the artist's death. Empty vodka bottles were secured there - two larger and one smaller. At the time of Amy's death, Winehouse had 4.16% alcohol in her blood. The singer did not have time to write her will, so all Amy's property was inherited by her parents.
A coroner's report (Suzanne Greenway) and an autopsy conducted revealed that Amy Winehouse died from alcohol intoxication shock after a period of abstinence. Greenaway confirmed that the singer's death was an unfortunate accident, although suicide cannot be ruled out either. Winehouse drank the lethal dose of alcohol voluntarily - aware of the risks it posed.
What were Amy Winehouse's last moments like? There was no sign of an impending tragedy. The singer did not drink alcohol for a long time and did not use drugs. The final day was accompanied by Amy the bodyguard, Andrew Morris. They were sitting in Winehouse's house, where the singer watched her archival videos on YouTube. She sang and danced and seemed to be having a good time. Morris didn't suspect that he was talking to Amy for the last time. You already know the rest of the story.
Conspiracy theories over the death of Amy Winehouse
Why did Winehouse decide to reach for alcohol again? Did the demons of the past come back to her when she listened to her videos on YouTube? The artist drank herself to death, struggling with depression and negative media comments for many years. Similar problems had, among others, Whitney Houston, who drowned in a bathtub under the influence of drugs. Over the years, new conspiracy theories have been developed around the death of female artists. What are the secrets of Amy Winehouse's death? Is it true that a lot of things still have not been clarified? It is worth looking at the circumstances of the singer's death.
Early this morning, Amy Winehouse's neighbor testified that he had heard the stars screaming and crying loudly from the apartment. A neighbor has sworn that Amy did not die in her sleep.
Fans blame Winehouse's ex-husband, Blake Civil. It is said that from the beginning of her relationship with Civil Amy was often seen under the influence of alcohol or intoxication with drugs. Civil, after the death of the star, openly admitted that it was he who made Amy addicted to hard drugs. However, the autopsy results did not show their presence in the singer's body.
Amy's brother (Axel) claimed that the singer was killed by bulimia. He didn't believe the autopsy. Amy has been struggling with bulimia for many years, which has weakened the singer's body. He was susceptible to the slightest changes. Axel argued that if it weren't for the eating disorder, Amy would have been able to cope with the dose of alcohol she took on her last day of life.
The day before her death, the singer was visited by a psychologist. Amy had complained that she was feeling unwell. Dr. Christina Romete has confirmed that at their last meeting, there were no indications that Amy was depressed. The singer reportedly swore that she did not want to die.
We'll probably never know why Amy Winehouse chose to end her life this way. Was she drinking herself to death on purpose? Or was it really an unfortunate accident? Whatever the truth may be, Amy Winehouse has joined Club 27, taking with her all the secrets of her death.
Bibliography:
- Mitch Winehouse: Amy. My daughter, Sine Qua Non-Publishing House, Warsaw 2012
- Daphne Barak: Saving Amy. History without a happy end, G + J Publishing House, Warsaw 2011
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