The gold medallist was found on the floor of her home by her boyfriend.
Police were alerted to the death at 2.39am on what was a Tuesday morning.
“At approximately 12.08am, a male left a local bar to check on his girlfriend at their residence,” a police statement said at the time. “Upon his arrival, he discovered his girlfriend on the floor. With assistance from a friend, the male was able to get the female to a nearby vehicle and transported the female to the Myrah Keating-Smith Clinic.
“Once at the clinic, CPR was rendered and 911 was notified, however, the female succumbed to her ailment. The female was identified by her boyfriend as 42-year-old, Ms Jamie Cail from New Hampshire.”She represented the US national B team at the FINA World Cup in Brazil in 1998-1999 and won a silver medal in the 800m freestyle event.
In 1997, as a teenager, she was a member of the US relay team that won gold in the Pan Pacific Championships.She still holds school swimming records from when she competed in under-16 events.swam for the legendary Bolles School in JacksonvilleFentanyl is a highly potent pain medicine estimated to be about 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine. Because of the opioid drug’s potency, its primary use is in cancer patients and people recovering from major surgeries.