New police details surrounding the death of actress Hayden Panettiere are prompting difficult questions about celebrity culture, toxic relationships and whether Hollywood does enough to protect vulnerable young stars.

The sudden death of actress Hayden Panettiere has left fans grieving and raised difficult questions about the culture surrounding Hollywood’s most vulnerable stars.

Panettiere, who became famous as a child and later earned millions of fans through Heroes, Nashville and the Scream franchise, died Sunday at 36 after being found unresponsive at an apartment complex in Greenville, South Carolina. Police and emergency personnel responded to the scene, but she could not be revived. Authorities have said that no signs of trauma were found and that no foul play is currently suspected. The official cause of death remains under investigation.

Those facts matter because speculation can quickly overwhelm a tragedy. But the police report also provides a troubling glimpse into the circumstances surrounding Panettiere’s final hours.

According to reporting on the newly released police documents, her on-and-off boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, and his brother were present when emergency crews arrived. Hickerson reportedly provided officers with a bag containing medications that Panettiere had been taking. Narcan was also reportedly present as paramedics attempted to save her.

The report says Hickerson appeared outwardly composed during the emergency and became emotional after Panettiere was pronounced dead. That detail has understandably drawn attention, but it should not be treated as proof of wrongdoing. Investigators—not social media commentators—must determine what happened.

What is much harder to ignore is Panettiere’s history.