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This undated photo provided by Blue Rider Press/Penguin shows award-winning 
journalist and war correspondent Michael Hastings.APThe Los Angeles Coroners 
Office says journalist Michael Hastings, who won fame writing the Rolling 
Stone article that ended General Stanley McChrystal's career, had drugs 
including amphetamines and marijuana in his system when he was killed in 
a fiery car crash in June.However, coroner's investigators said the drugs 
likely did not contribute to the crash, which they classified as an 
accident. Toxicology results showed small amounts of amphetamine in Hastings' 
blood, which indicated he had possibly taken methamphetamine many hours 
before his death. Traces of marijuana were also present, indicating he'd 
taken it hours earlier.Hastings cause of death was massive blunt force trauma, 
and the coroner determined he likely lost consciousness upon impact and 
died within seconds.The autopsy report came two months after Hastings' death 
on a deserted Los Angeles street fueled conspiracy theories and prompted 
the FBI to release an unusual statement that it had not been 
investigating him.Hastings died when his Mercedes, traveling at a high rate 
of speed, crossed into the median on Highland Avenue in Hollywood and 
struck a tree on June 18. The car burst into flames and 
Hastings' body was charred to the point that it took several days 
to positively identify him.The report states that Hastings had been "sober" 
for 14 years, but
This undated photo provided by Blue Rider Press/Penguin shows award-winning 
journalist and war correspondent Michael Hastings.APThe Los Angeles Coroners 
Office says journalist Michael Hastings, who won fame writing the Rolling 
Stone article that ended General Stanley McChrystal's career, had drugs 
including amphetamines and marijuana in his system when he was killed in 
a fiery car crash in June.However, coroner's investigators said the drugs 
likely did not contribute to the crash, which they classified as an 
accident. Toxicology results showed small amounts of amphetamine in Hastings' 
blood, which indicated he had possibly taken methamphetamine many hours 
before his death. Traces of marijuana were also present, indicating he'd 
taken it hours earlier.Hastings cause of death was massive blunt force trauma, 
and the coroner determined he likely lost consciousness upon impact and 
died within seconds.The autopsy report came two months after Hastings' death 
on a deserted Los Angeles street fueled conspiracy theories and prompted 
the FBI to release an unusual statement that it had not been 
investigating him.Hastings died when his Mercedes, traveling at a high rate 
of speed, crossed into the median on Highland Avenue in Hollywood and 
struck a tree on June 18. The car burst into flames and 
Hastings' body was charred to the point that it took several days 
to positively identify him.The report states that Hastings had been "sober" 
for 14 years, but
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