The bodybuilder Jodi Vance had been 'vomiting all morning' just before his death, he revealed a new audio.
Vance died at the age of 20 while attending the Arnold Sports Festival in Ohio. His family believes that he died as a result of complications of the heart.
Now he has emerged that his wife made the call to emergency services on February 27 from the Sonesta Columbus Downtown hotel, where the couple had stayed.
In audio of the call to 911, obtained by TMZYou can listen to the woman telling the Columbus police that her width was “fainted in bed.”
He added that the bodybuilder had been vomiting throughout the morning and had been lying on the bed groaning before being unconscious.
“He doesn't wake up,” said the woman, “and will not answer us.”
The bodybuilder Jodi Vance died at the age of 20 after suffering a fatal heart attack last week
Vance had been attending the Arnold Sports Festival in Ohio at the time of his death
The officials at the other end of the line told him that they would send help as soon as possible. The paramedics transported Vance for Grant Medical, but then died at the local hospital.
Vance's family had confirmed his death in a shared heartbreaking on social networks during the weekend.
'His heart stopped due to severe dehydration complications. Despite all the hospital efforts, they could not relive it, 'they wrote.
'He was a beautiful person inside and out and we will miss her every day. This was sudden and unexpected. Please give it family time to process this loss in peace. If someone takes some of this, put their health first.
According to the reports, Vance, who did not compete in the four -day event in Columbus, began to feel ill while attending the exhibition, according to The Fitness volt. According to the reports, I was behind the scenario that supported competitors when it began to vomit and exhibit other symptoms related to dehydration.
Although his family has speculated that his death was the result of complications of the heart, Franklin's forensic office has not yet confirmed an official cause of death.
Despite not being scheduled to compete in an event in the coming months, his coach, Justin Mihaly, seemed to suggest that Vance could have been taking potentially dangerous substances.
“Jodi used two extremely dangerous substances to improve his physique, I suppose that only for the Arnold Expo, without my knowledge, my approval, without the knowledge of the family, its approval,” Mihaly said on video on Instagram.
According to the reports, Vance, who did not compete in the four -day event, began to feel ill in the exhibition
Mihaly said that many who knew Jodi within the community had blamed him for his death, even revealing that some had sent him death threats, but he insisted that he had tried to convince her to retire.
“Many people who love Jodi, including myself, tried to get the gas pedal removed,” he continued. 'But anyone who knows Jodi knows how challenging that would be. His work ethics was nobody.
Mihaly went on to honor Vance, describing her as a “ray of light.”
“I think the beam of light that she brought to each social interaction, network event, exhibition of exhibitions, must stand out,” he said. “Jodi's comfort can make someone feel, the intellect who wore Jodi, the person who was, as he loved, I want to stand out, and I will remember Jodi that way.”
Vance had studied to obtain a title in sports and exercise sciences at West Texas A&M University before starting to compete as a professional bodybuilder.