Jansen Panettiere's Last Words: Hayden Panettiere's Brother Spoke to Father Shortly Before His Death

More details about Jansen Panettiere's death emerged as police's probe into the shocking event continues.

The Orangetown Police Department released a new report revealing that Hayden Panettiere's brother spoke to their father before his unexpected passing. Alan Lee "Skip" Panettiere went to the scene after learning about his son's death.

He told the investigators that he spoke to his son via telephone the night before his passing. At that time, Panettiere reportedly sounded okay.

It remains unknown what the father-son spoke over the telephone, but it was the last known time the late actor talked to someone before his body was found unresponsive on Monday.

Per the document, his friend, Benjamin Brown, visited his apartment in New York after he failed to attend a business meeting. They thought "something was wrong" about him because of the incident.

From there, he saw him in the place's living room "sitting upright in a chair unresponsive."

Although the 28-year-old was no longer breathing and already cold to touch, the pal performed CPR on him until the responders arrived in the area. EMTs, who went to the apartment, saw him lying on his back on the floor. They soon declared his death before transporting his body to the Rockland County morgue.

The test results that can reveal Jansen Panettiere's cause and manner of death are yet to be released. His autopsy and toxicology reports are also pending and will not be available yet in the next few weeks.

Police, however, clarified that no foul play was involved in his death.

Remembering Jansen Panettiere

Before his death, Panettiere was still able to work on "Love and Love Not."

He expanded his acting career in the past years, starring in several flicks, including in the Disney Channel original movie, "Tiger Cruise," alongside his singer sibling.

Panettiere was also tapped to appear on "How High 2," "The Walking Dead," "Hope & Faith," "Holly Hobbie and Friends: Surprise Party," "Racing Stripes," and "The Martial Art Kids."

Despite his stable career in the acting industry, he revealed on his art website's bio that he experienced "terrible anxiety and depression." He also disclosed that he was having a tough time as an actor lately as he was "dragged in so many directions," though he did not detail the exact events he went through to feel that way.

Painting, on the other hand, helped him heal.

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