Corey Feldman Talks about Corey Haim on Larry King Live

Corey Feldman, 38, went on Larry King Live to talk about the life and death of his best friend Corey Haim. During their conversation, he expressed how frustrated he is about the speculations made that his friend’s death was caused by a drug overdose.

Feldman said that people need to stop jumping to conclusions. They need to stop saying that Haim died from a drug overdose and coming up with their own theories, he continued, adding that nobody will know until the coroner’s report comes out and specific evidence and the toxicology results come back.

Haim died in the early morning hours of Wednesday after having flu-like symptoms for two days. He had been taking prescription and over-the-counter medications for it, as well as prescriptions as part of a sobriety program. Officials didn’t find any illicit drugs in his apartment, which he shared with his mother, so if his death had to do with drugs, it was caused by the combination of medicinal treatments he was taking.

Feldman said that he was shocked about the loss of his friend. He told King that he talked to Haim just 3 or 4 days ago, and he was fine. Feldman said that he was actually getting advice about something he was upset about, and Haim was being very positive. He also revealed that the two were in talks to film a sequel to the 1988 movie License to Drive, while a third film would also be made.

Aside from appearing on Larry King Live on Wednesday night, Feldman also did an interview on The Early Show Thursday morning. He reiterated that he doesn’t believe Haim’s death was a suicide or intentional overdose.