Son of Nick Cave falls from cliff after using LSD: report

                                       



Arthur (left) with his father, Nick Cave and his twin brother, Earl, in a publicity photo of the documentary "20,000 Days on Earth". The boy died at age 15 after falling from a cliff


Found dead after falling from a cliff in England in July this year, Arthur Cave had used LSD before fatal fall, according to research released on Tuesday (10). Although marijuana was found in the teenager's body for 15 years, who was the son of the musician Nick Cave.

The singer of 58 years and his wife, Susie Bick, participated in the survey in Brighton on Tuesday, but left the scene when it began a debate on child injuries.

On the day of his death, Arthur shared the LSD he had with a friend. According to the newspaper "Daily Mail", the coroner reported that the drugs made him hallucinate and become violent.

The teenager was seen by motorists who ran at reduced speed. They tried to help him when they saw staggered zigzag on the edge of the cliff.

With the fall, Arthur fractured skull, broken legs and was bleeding in the brain. It was then, during the detailed description of the accident, the parents left the site.


It came to be taken to hospital Royal Sussex County in Brighton, but succumbed to his injuries.