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Actor Gary Coleman’s estranged parents, Sue Coleman and Willie Colleman, were shocked to learn about their son’s tragic death on the news and demand to know exactly what happened to put their son in a coma and his removal from life support.

Breaking News: Gary Coleman Dies At 42

Gary sued his parents for allegedly stealing his money back in 1989. Their relationship was forever stained but his parents have the right to know what happened. They have been denied an explanation or details of what happened by a spokeswoman for Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo.

Shannon Price, Gary Coleman’s Wife, Pulled The Plug Of Life Support

“We’re not pointing fingers at anyone, but we need to know exactly what happened,” Sue said on Saturday. “We’re not angry. We’re just concerned. Did our son fall down the stairs? Did he fall in the bathtub? We need to have some closure on our son’s life.”

Gary’s wife, Shannon Price, have expressed the wish to keep the details of the accident that occurred at the late actor’s home in Santaquin, Utah, private at least for now. The official cause of death is still under investigation.

Celebrity Reactions To Gary Coleman’s Tragic Death

The 42 year-old actor had an “accident” at home that led to an intracranial hemorrhage. This is the official information on what happened to Gary Coleman. Gary and his wife, who tied the knot in August 2007, had a very complicated relationship. They were on “Divorce Court” and both were arrested for domestic violence in the past year.

“We respect the relationship our son had with Shannon,” Sue told People. “When we found out he got married, we thought, ‘Well, at least he has someone in his life who he cares about and who cares about him.’ We were happy about that.

“But it’s frustrating that we haven’t heard from the Price family. But it’s possible they didn’t even know we existed. Gary may have told her that he didn’t have any family. This is a shock to us. We loved Gary very much. We’re going to miss him.”

The parents have the right to know exactly what happened. We also want to know what happened and what type of “accident” led to his death. R.I.P. Gary Coleman.

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