Police Report on Hulk Hogan’s Death Finally Revealed – What Really Happened

The Clearwater, Florida Police Department has officially closed its investigation into the death of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea).

According to the 72-page report released Friday, the autopsy determined his death was an “attended natural death.” Investigators reviewed statements, medical records, surveillance footage from his residence, and conducted a visual inspection of his body.

“Following an exhaustive review… there has been no evidence to indicate the death of Terry Bollea was anything other than natural,” the report states. Officials also confirmed there is no evidence of criminal wrongdoing or foul play.

Hogan passed away at age 71, leaving behind a legendary career that defined professional wrestling for generations.

Rest in peace, Hulkamania. 🕊️

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