Presley Gerber was supposed to be safe in rehab.

Instead, Cindy Crawford’s 27-year-old son left in a body bag, his death under a cloud of suspicion and whispered accusations. Friends say this wasn’t just a relapse.

They’re blaming a doctor, ketamine prescriptions, and a system that failed him again and agai…

Inside the Santa Monica clinic where Presley had sought help, the promise was healing, structure, and a way out of the darkness he’d spoken about so openly.

Instead, investigators are now piecing together whether the very tools meant to stabilize him may have helped push him over the edge.

Friends claim a doctor continued prescribing ketamine despite knowing his history, igniting fury and painful questions about medical responsibility and the blurred line between treatment and risk.

As the autopsy results remain pending, Cindy Crawford and her family are left with silence where answers should be. Presley’s own words about “really bad” mental health and fluctuating medications now sound like a warning no one fully heard in time.

His death echoes other high-profile tragedies, underscoring a brutal truth: even with money, fame, and access to care, navigating addiction and mental illness can still end in unthinkable loss.