Presley Gerber's Doctor Knew Everything — And Still Prescribed It

Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, died at 27 after a decade-long struggle with addiction and a maze of psychiatric care. Was a doctor really to blame? This film traces what is actually documented: 15 psychiatrists, 20 medications, Presley's own words about buprenorphine, Valium, Xanax, and ketamine, his ibogaine trip to Cancun, and his family's visible efforts to help him. It examines the single anonymous TMZ report that claimed an unnamed doctor knowingly prescribed him ketamine, and weighs it against addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky's outside analysis of Presley's own videos, including his warnings about benzodiazepines prescribed to addicts and the limits of "special care" facilities. The last fourteen hours, from his arrival at a Santa Monica sober-living home to the emergency call the next morning, are told only through what has been reported, with every uncertainty left intact. This is not a story about one villain. It is a harder, truer story about a system, a family that did not give up, and a young man who asked, again and again, for someone to take the wheel. Subscribe for more true stories. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 3:03 Golden Beginning 9:38 Spiral And Advocacy 20:20 Final Hours And Aftermath #PresleyGerber #CindyCrawford #DrDrew #AddictionCrisis