Naomi Judd Death Photos Made Public Months After Her Suicide

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Naomi Judd death photos were made public eight months after she committed suicide by the authorities. 

Country singer Naomi Judd struggled with her mental health and committed suicide at her Tennessee estate on April 30, 2022. Her daughters Wynonna, 58, and Ashley, 54, announced the news on social media. 

The autopsy report that was revealed in August, a few months after her death, stated the cause of death as an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Several media sites have covered the devastating note that was included in documents made available by the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office this week. 

Along with the note, several shocking photos purportedly obtained from the police department of the suicide site have also been published online. 

A handgun is seen at Judd’s bedside in photos obtained by OK, along with a brief but eerie suicide note that is placed right next to a pool of the singer’s seeping red bloodstained pillows. 

Additionally, prescription tablets were also found at the bedside by law enforcement.

Twitter condemns the act of circulating pictures.

Many people on social media are upset about the images’ popularity since internet users have been criticized for posting graphic photos there.

Several Naomi Judd followers were inconsolable after learning about her suicide. The five-time Grammy winner’s suicide letter and the graphic photos from the murder scene that have just gone viral, however, have further upset online users.

Lindsey Boylan called the police’s action disgusting in a tweet.

I think it is just disgusting, just despicable that police release deeply personal information & graphic images of people who die by suicide against their family’s wishes simply because they are a public person.

I am beyond disgusted by the police doing this with Naomi Judd.

— Lindsey Boylan (@LindseyBoylan) January 19, 2023

.A few followers commented on the official release of the images and said that such actions are never intended for the public benefit.

Additionally, many Twitter users have slammed tabloids and those who shared the contents and photographs of the suicide note online for disrespecting Judd’s family’s right to privacy.

Twitter users criticized them for having no morals and encouraged the internet community to refrain from spreading these photographs.

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