Bob Saget death: Final report details last moments of actor’s life

The final report, released by the Orange County Sheriff's Office, offers a minute-by-minute recounting of Bob Saget's last moments and untimely death.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) has released the final report on American actor and comedian Bob Saget‘s death.

Saget, 65, was found dead in his Florida hotel room on Jan. 9 after he performed a comedy show in the area the night prior.

The report, released Tuesday, outlined in detail the last moments of Saget’s life and untimely death, while still abiding by a court-ordered permanent injunction blocking the release of additional information about Saget’s death.

Officers interviewed seven people, including the medical examiner, to map out a minute-by-minute recounting of Saget’s final hours, from the Full House actor’s initial arrival in Jacksonville, Fla., to when he was found dead in his Orlando hotel room.

The OCSO report notes Saget’s family requested the Orlando Ritz-Carlton staff do a wellness check on the actor after being unable to reach him on Jan. 9.

When authorities entered the hotel room, they found “no evidence of a struggle, any type of foul play, or that anyone else was in the room at any time during his stay,” the report says.

“Mr. Saget was lying on his back on the right side of the bed, partially covered by the sheet and bedspread, with his left arm lying loosely across his torso and his right arm by his side. The sheets, bedspread, and pillowcases on the bed were white and there were no signs of blood or bodily fluids on them or anywhere else in the suite,” the report says.

The report also noted minor swelling and a bruise over Saget’s left eye.