Autopsy: The Last Hours of...

On February 2, 2014, actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead. In his left arm was a single syringe. In his New York apartment, forensics found the powerful and addictive narcotic heroin. On the face of it, this would appear to be an open and shut case - but an examination of Hoffman's chemical makeup will reveal what really happened in his final hours.

Comedian Joan Rivers was known for her love of plastic surgery. But after risking her life on numerous occasions by going under the cosmetic surgeon's knife, a routine, low-risk procedure went tragically wrong.

A gifted actor with a glittering future ahead of him, Heath Ledger appeared to be in the prime of his life. The medical examiner concluded that he died from an overdose - but was it a tragic accident or had the actor taken his own life? Using his postmortem exam, together with friends' and colleagues' testimonies, Dr. Jason Payne-James investigates the actor's final hours.

Singer Amy Winehouse fought a long and public battle with addiction. But in the weeks leading up to her demise, she had made great progress - she was clean of drugs and was trying to curb her alcoholism. So why did she drink herself to death? Using information revealed in her autopsy, testimony heard at the inquest and eyewitness accounts, Dr. Jason Payne-James examines the singer's last days.