Wednesday, April 18, 2012 LOS ANGELES -- More testing is required to determine the cause of death of adult film actor Marland Anderson, known professionally as Sledge Hammer, the Los Angeles Department of the Coroner told The Huffington Post on Wednesday.
The autopsy was conducted Tuesday but the cause of death has been deferred, pending tests that could include toxicology, histology, pathology or collection of investigative reports, according to a source who did not want to be named at the coroner's office. "Even if it's a bullet to the head," if it's a high profile case, the cause of death will be deferred in order to "cover all bases," the source said.
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