My Chemical Romance’s longtime drummer, Bob Bryar, was discovered dead at his Tennessee home. He was forty-four.
TMZ claims that Bryar’s body was deteriorated and that he was last heard from on November 4.
According to the complaint, Animal Control visited the residence following the discovery of the body and removed two dogs.
The cause and manner of Bryar’s death are being looked into by the medical examiner.
Since his firearms and musical equipment were all still in the house, Tennessee authorities do not believe foul play was involved.
In addition to touring with the band on their second album, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, Bryar joined My Chemical Romance in 2004. He also played drums on the band’s multi-platinum album, The Black Parade.
According to The Telegraph, Bryar made a social media post titled “Tulsi” one day before the presidential election, seemingly referring to Tulsi Gabbard, who was chosen by Donald Trump to be his national intelligence director.
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