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Los Angeles Coroner Rules James Ransone’s Death a Suicide by Hanging at 46

The investigation found no signs of a crime, with public tributes channeled toward mental‑health support.

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Ransone junto a su esposa Jamie McPhee. 
ARCHIVO - El actor James Ransone, miembro del elenco de "The Son of No One", posa el día de su estreno en el Festival de Cine de Sundance, el viernes 28 de enero de 2011, en Park City, Utah. (AP Foto/Danny Moloshok, archivo)
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Overview

  • Officials say Ransone was found on Dec. 19 inside a shed on a residential property in Los Angeles.
  • LAPD responded to an emergency call and reported no indications of criminal activity at the scene.
  • The Medical Examiner handled the case under administrative review and released the body in accordance with protocol.
  • Ransone was best known for Ziggy Sobotka in The Wire and the adult Eddie Kaspbrak in It: Chapter Two.
  • After the news broke via TMZ and was corroborated by authorities, his wife, Jamie McPhee, highlighted a fundraising effort for NAMI as colleagues and fans shared tributes.