Report: Whitney Houston's Death Will Be Ruled an Accident

As the dust settles around the tragic loss of Whitney Houston, investigators are still hard at work to determine an exact cause of death. Toxicology reports aren't in yet, but according to E! Online, a source close to the investigation has revealed that Whitney's death will be ruled as an accident.

Antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications--among other bottles--were found on the scene. "Nothing suspicious" has been found.

From E! Online:

The singer's family always believed her death was accidental and was not a result of deliberate action taken by Houston—or anyone else, according to the insider.

While the actual cause of death was temporarily listed as "deferred" on Houston's death certificate pending the result of toxicology tests, "nothing suspicious" has been found to connect any physicians or other people of interest to Houston's case and the inquiry is nearing completion, the source says.

Plus, "she had no marks on her body whatsoever to indicate a struggle, and she was the furthest thing from trying to kill herself."

The L.A. County Department of Coroner will not comment, citing the ongoing investigation.

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