Chyna's Former Manager Reveals He Was The One Who Found Her Dead In Her Home

Anthony Anzaldo, the former manager of Chyna, has revealed in an interview with the New York Daily News that he was the one who found the late ex-WWE star dead in her home this past week. Anzaldo stated that they were still actually in the middle of filming the upcoming "The Reconstruction of Chyna" documentary, and that the cameras were actually rolling when he walked into Chyna's home to check on her, only to find that she had passed away. Below is what he had to say regarding that particular moment:

"Me walking in was shot. I would never show me finding her, but you might hear me."

Anzaldo further stated that Chyna was passionate regarding the documentary itself and always said that she wanted it to be both raw and truthful for all of her fans, which has led him to become comfortable with the decision to continue producing the documentary even though Chyna has now passed away. Below is what he had to say regarding this:

"She would not have had it any other way. Now we'll hopefully show the brain getting examined and what the doctor has to say about that. It will be done in a respectful way," he said. "She gave us the content she gave us...It's all for her fans."

Anzaldo also added that "The Reconstruction of Chyna" is still scheduled to be released next year.

Regarding actually discovering Chyna's body, Anzaldo said he found her in her bed with two prescription bottles in the same room. One of the prescriptions was for Ambien and the other was for an anti-anxiety medication that is similar to Xanax. Anzaldo further stated the following:

"There was nothing illegal. No alcohol. It was just those two prescriptions she was legally taking. I saw no indication of foul play, no vomit, no blood. She was just lying there peacefully. Of course she's had issues and posted things (online), but I just don't think it was intentional. My only solace is that she obviously died in her sleep with no pain. She was alive one second and dead the next. It doesn't look like there was a struggle for air."

Anzaldo also stated that he is now waiting to hear from the coroner to see what the toxicology reports say.

In the meantime, there are currently plans for Chyna to be cremated and for some of her ashes to be spread in the Pacific Ocean, while the rest will be interred in a place where fans can visit, possibly in Chyna's hometown of Rochester, New York. Furthermore, there is also a large public memorial service in the works as well.

To check out the full article from the New York Daily News, click here.