NAYA Rivera and her four-year-old son counted "1,2,3" and jumped in a lake together before she cried out "help" and drowned, a report says.
The Glee star's haunting final moments were revealed months after her body was found in Lake Piru in July.
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An investigative report shared by the Ventura County Medical Examiner reveals that Rivera's son told her mother, Yolanda, that she counted "1, 2, 3" as they jumped off the boat and into the California lake.
Rivera pushed her son back on the boat and out of the water at Diablo Cove.
Shortly after, her son noticed his mom putting her arms in the air and yelling "help", the report stated.
She "then disappeared in the water," according to the document.
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Rivera had gone missing from Lake Piru after going out on a boat with her son on July 8.
After a days-long search, investigators found her body in the lake on July 13.
The reports shared on Friday with The Sun revealed the details of the 33-year-old's death.
It said Rivera "was considered to be a good swimmer."
"She was familiar with the lake and had been there multiple times," the investigative report said.
Rivera did not have any known medical conditions, aside from a recent sinus infection, and sporadic vertigo, the report stated.
The report revealed that Rivera had alcohol and prescription drugs in her system when she died.
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Rivera had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.016, the report shows.
She also had levels of low levels of amphetamine, caffeine, diazepam, nordiazepam, phentermine, the report shows.
Rivera had a prescription for medication in her purse when her belongings were found on the boat in California, along with three White Claw cans.
One can was empty, one was around three-fourths full, and the other was unopened, according to an investigative report.
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Her death has been ruled an accident, by drowning.
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A previous autopsy report said there was no indication that drugs or alcohol played a role in Rivera's death.
Samples were still sent for toxicology testing, however.
