Authorities are conducting a thorough investigation into the cause of death of singer Wheesung, who was found deceased at his home on March 10.

🏠 Evidence Found Near the Scene

According to a report by Chosun Ilbo on March 11, police discovered a syringe near Wheesung's body at the scene.

Officials from the police and fire department stated:
"While handling the body, we found a syringe nearby. The National Forensic Service (NFS) will conduct an autopsy on March 12 to determine whether Wheesung injected any substances and, if so, whether they were narcotics."

🔬 Autopsy & Toxicology Reports

📌 The autopsy will take place on the morning of March 12, and forensic experts will analyze evidence from the scene to determine if narcotic substances were involved.

📌 Toxicology results could take up to three weeks to be finalized.

⚖️ Past Legal Issues

Wheesung previously faced legal consequences for repeatedly using propofol, a psychoactive anesthetic, between late 2019 and early 2020.

In 2021, he was sentenced to:

• 1 year in prison, suspended for 2 years (probation)
• 40 hours of community service
• 40 hours of drug education classes

🏛️ No Funeral Service, Cremation Planned

Following the autopsy, Wheesung's family has chosen not to hold a formal funeral. Instead, they will proceed with cremation privately.

As investigations continue, fans and fellow artists mourn the tragic loss of a talented singer whose music touched many lives.

Rest in peace, Wheesung. 🖤