- SALT LAKE CITY: New details surrounding TV actor Gary Coleman's death have emerged with his attorney saying the child star of "Diff'rent Strokes" and his wife divorced in 2008, and Utah authorities releasing a tape of her frantic 911 call after he struck his head in a fall.
Coleman died from a brain hemorrhage Friday, two days after the 911 call. He was taken off life support, but it's not clear who made that decision.
Coleman's attorney Randy Kester said he does not know.
"Now issues are being raised about whether or not Shannon had authority to terminate the life support," he said Wednesday.
A spokeswoman with Utah Valley Regional Medical Center told AP she couldn't release any additional information about Coleman's death.
Kester told The Associated Press that Coleman and Shannon Price divorced in August 2008 and Coleman never told him the two had remarried.
"Gary shared a lot of things with me," Kester said. "That's probably something he would have told me." Utah divorce decree documents list only a John Doe and Jane Doe as parties, but the last page lists Price's name and address, saying a copy of the decree was mailed to her.
The decree is dated Aug. 12, 2008. The couple wed in August 2007 after meeting on the set of the 2006 comedy "Church Ball." Kester said he is not aware of a will for Coleman and that the two discussed the need to meet and work on one as recently as four or five weeks ago.
A message left for a representative for Shannon Price was not returned Wednesday. Price refers to Coleman has her husband in the 911 recording from May 26, also released Wednesday.