April 21, 2011 - the last owner Anheuser-Busch has a $1.5 million dollar reportedly-offered settlement in the death of his girlfriend.

A wrongful death has against August Busch IV, of the family of Adrienne Martin age was 27, action, Busch was friend and died from an overdose in his St. Louis suburban Villa. The now famous case is Martin v. Bush, 11SL-001294, Circuit Court of St. Louis County, Missouri.

An autopsy showed that Martin had died in a deadly level of cocaine in her blood as she, and it has been reported that she took a lethal dose of Painkiller oxycodone. Prosecutors not press St. Louis County, criminal complaint against Bush in the alleged wrongful death; They ruled over Martin's death an overdose. After Martin's death was ruled an overdose was a wrongful death lawsuit against Bush by her family and ex-husband for Blake, Martin 8-year-old son submitted.

According to August Busch Attorney, Bush offered a settlement of $1.5 million so that Martin was 8-year-old son financially taken care of, but is not guilty in the death of Adrienne Martin admit. There is a May 10. Hearing in Cape Girardeau Missouri Circuit Court Judge William Sylar to determine whether the wrongful death settlement in the best interest of Martin's son is will be held.

Martin's parents George Eby of Springfield Missouri and Christina Trampler Ozark Missouri are also entitled to a part of funds from the settlement. The year 2008 sold Bush the Anheuser-Busch family business for an estimated 100 million dollars and after a divorce from his wife, living a quiet life led.

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