What was the cause of Daniel Naroditsky's death?

Daniel Naroditsky's death was attributed to probable cardiac arrhythmia caused by an inflammatory disease, and was ruled an accident.

Were drugs found in Daniel Naroditsky's system?

Yes, toxicology reports found methamphetamine, amphetamine, and kratom in Daniel Naroditsky's system, though levels were considered non-lethal.

Was Daniel Naroditsky's death ruled a suicide or overdose?

No, the death of Daniel Naroditsky was ruled accidental with no evidence of intentional or unintentional overdose or injury.

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Chess Grandmaster's Death Ruled Accidental; Drugs Cited

23 Jan

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Summary

Toxicology report cites probable cardiac arrhythmia as cause of death.
Methamphetamine, amphetamine, and kratom were found in his system.
Death ruled accidental, with no evidence of overdose or injury.

Chess Grandmaster's Death Ruled Accidental; Drugs Cited

American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky died last year from probable cardiac arrhythmia, according to a toxicology report that officially ruled his passing an accident. The 29-year-old chess star and streamer was found deceased at his North Carolina home in October. The medical examiner's report indicated that while methamphetamine, amphetamine, and kratom were present, the drug concentrations were considered non-lethal.

Naroditsky's death was attributed to an inflammatory disease affecting his organs. Investigators found no signs of injury or illicit substances at his residence. Friends had noted concerning altered mental status days prior, and had confiscated approximately 40 pills believed to be Adderall. He had also recently faced unproven cheating allegations which caused him significant stress.