Russell Armstrong Coroner's Report Found "No Signs" of Foul Play

The official corner's report on Russell Armstrong has been released and details the tragic scene of Russell's death, but states there were "no signs" of foul play.

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E! News obtained the official report from the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on Taylor Armstrong's estranged husband.

Russell, according to the report, had no signs of illness or abnormalities in his muscles, organs or bones and toxicology screens came back negative for drugs and alcohol.

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Kristy McCracken, the coroner investigator, said Russell was found with an orange extension cord wrapped three times around a wooden beam and looped twice around his neck.  The marks on his neck and the condition of his body were reportedly consistent with the cause of death being suicide by hanging.

Russell was wearing a black T-shirt, black briefs and black socks at the time of his death.

The report also notes that there were "no signs of foul play."

Read the full report over at E! News.