Overview

• The Washington Post reported that in the last two years of his life, Irsay and the Indianapolis Colts concealed his drug relapse from the public.
• California addiction specialist Harry Haroutunian treated Irsay with opioids and ketamine, and four sources said they saw him receive ketamine injections.
• Haroutunian signed a death certificate listing cardiac arrest, and no autopsy or toxicology tests were performed.
• The investigation details overdoses in 2020 in Turks and Caicos, at his Indiana home in December 2023, and at a Miami resort 12 days later that led to a prolonged hospitalization.
• Irsay’s three daughters, now the team’s owners, declined interviews and requested privacy, and the franchise plans a Ring of Honor induction for Sept. 7 at Lucas Oil Stadium.