Amy Winehouse Autopsy Inconclusive

It could be several more weeks before we find out the cause of Amy Winehouse's death. Police announced today that yesterday's initial autopsy was inconclusive, and additional toxicology tests were needed. According to The Assosciated Press, those toxicology screens could take two to four weeks to complete. Winehouse was found dead in bed at her Camden, England apartment on Saturday afternoon, and initial reports indicate that no drugs were found on the flat. Winehouse attended a doctor's appointment on Friday, and the doctor found no problems and was happy with her condition, but she was dead hours later. Amy had been reportedly been working on her third album at the time of her death, and she had supposedly recorded several new songs; songs that may never be heard. Winehouse's funeral has been scheduled for tomorrow.

Singer Amy Winehouse found dead

British soul singer, Amy Winehouse, who has been attempting a comeback over the last few years battling drug and alcohol addictions, has been found dead in her London home, Amy's record label confirmed, today.

Amy's record label, Universal released a statement saying they were "deeply saddened at the sudden loss of such a gifted musician, artist, and performer." The record label added,  "Our prayers go out to Amy's family, friends, and fans at this difficult time."

London police issued a statement Saturday saying un unnamed 27-year-old female had been pronounced dead at a home in north London.

"Enquiries continue into the circumstances of the death. At this early stage it is being treated as unexplained," said Metropolitan Police.

We're told an autopsy has been scheduled for tomorrow.

We will keep you updated as new information becomes available, our hearts go out to everyone effected by this tragic death.