Actor Corey Haim died; Police suspects drug abuse

Judy Haim is completely in grief after she lost her son Corey Haim. Paying tribute to her son she told Corey was a good boy. Judy Haim, is currently battling with cancer. She called emergency services to their Los Angeles home in the early hours of Wednesday morning after her son collapsed. The actor aged 38 years had been living with his mother in an apartment in the LA suburb of Oakwood to support her through illness. Judy Haim told to a popular media: 'I am a cancer victim and Corey was helping me at home. He was a good boy. I'm devastated by his death.' The police thinks that he died because of accidental drug overdose. But his agent Mark Heaslip is not convinced with the reasons given by Police. Heaslip said the actor was recovering well from his previous drug problems, but had been feeling ill with flu-like symptoms before he died. He told that he was very coherent and normal on Tuesday. His mother told that he was having a fever measuring 99 degrees and then it jumped to 101. In the night when he was sleeping, he woke up and complained that he was not feeling very good. He woke up again later and said that he was having breathing problems. Shortly after midnight, Judy saw Haim walking around before collapsing. The actor was carried to St Joseph's hospital in Burbank, where he was pronounced dead at 2.15am. Though, there was no evidence of foul play, LA coroner's office is yet to produce post-mortem reports. Haim acknowledged his struggle with drug abuse to The Sun in 2004. He accepted of having cocaine for more than a year. He took both stimulants and sedatives such as Valium. Haim got fame in the 80s when he appeared in a number of films, including the 1987 cult vampire film The Lost Boys, with Corey Feldman which led them to be dubbed 'The Two Coreys'. Paying tribute to the actor, Feldman said: 'This is a tragic loss of a wonderful, beautiful, tormented soul, who will always be my brother, family, and best friend. 'We must all take this as a lesson in how we treat the people we share this world with while they are still here to make a difference.