Gary Coleman’s ex-wife to take lie detector tests in the midst of suspicion around his death

The search for answers around Gary Coleman’s death in 2010 continues.

The new A&E series, Lie detector: truth or deceit, will put the ex-wife of the late actor, Shannon Pricein the hot seat. The two-hour premiere, hosted by the investigating journalist Tony Harry, will be broadcast on July 10, more than 15 years after Coleman died in the Utah home which he and Price shared.

“Coleman’s ex-wife Shannon Price agrees to take a polygraft test to deal with persistent public suspicion of her potential involvement in his death, although she was never accused in connection with it,” reads the log line. “The section visits the circumstances surrounding Colemen’s passing and investigates whether the price has been assessed by public opinion – or whether the results raise new questions.”

Coleman died when Price took him from life support after a brain haemorrhage.

The Different kinds Star and Price got married in August 2007, but divorced the following year, even though they continued to live together. In May 2010, Coleman received an intracranial bleeding after falling in his kitchen, and two days after being placed in a medically induced coma, the price removed him from life support.

Many have expressed concern about her decision over the years ago, including his former partner Anna Gray, who claimed A peacock documentary The Coleman “had an advanced medical directive where he stated that he wanted at least two weeks of care before any plugs were drawn.”

Price has maintained its innocence in Coleman’s death despite setbacks from its loved ones and the public.

Price also participated in the special, which was broadcast in February and received the title Gary. She stated that she lay in bed when she asked Coleman, who was born with an innate kidney defect, to make his food after he came home from dialysis.

After hearing a “big high boom,” she explained that she found Coleman, who was 42 years old at that time, in a pool of blood on the kitchen floor. In a recording of her 911 call that reported the event the price could be heard Refuses to listen to the operator’s instructions to help his former husband.

The prize has hardly denied something wrong and said in the documentary that she “would never hurt my husband ever.”

Investigators ruled Colemen’s death as unintentional shortly after the incident in 2010.

IN An interview later the same monthInside Edition Chief correspondent Jim Moret asked the price why she didn’t “tried to help Gary after he fell.”

“You know, I helped him,” Price replied. “I actually had to run around looking for a towel because we had nothing in the bathroom.”

“What people have to understand and realize is that this is the first real traumatic situation I have ever had to witness,” she added.

In 2010, Santaquin Police Chief Dennis Howard told people that “there were Absolutely nothing suspicious About (coleman’s) death “and” there is “no (criminal) investigation.” Colemen’s death certificate also listed his death as an “accident”.

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Lie detector: truth or fraud Premiere on Thursday, July 10 at 21 o’clock, followed by new episodes every Thursday at. 22.00 a July 17.