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Milania Giudice's late best friend Victoria Zardoya had ketamine in her blood when she fell, report shows
A medical examiner's report shows Victoria Zardoya, the late best friend of Milania Giudice, had ketamine in her blood after her fatal fall in Florida.

Victoria Zardoya, the late best friend of Milania Giudice, had ketamine in her body before she died after a terrible fall in Florida.
Those details come from the findings of the medical examiner. Tests on the 20-year-old's blood came back positive for ketamine and for norketamine, which forms as the body processes the drug.
The tests also found alcohol along with etomidate, a sedative used in medical settings.
What the report does not say
Her blood was drawn on July 24, the day she was hurt. The findings leave it unclear when the drugs entered her system or why. It also does not say whether they had anything to do with her fall.
The medical examiner called her death an accident. The cause was listed as craniocerebral trauma. The autopsy noted fractures to her skull and bleeding around her brain.
A day at the ruins
Victoria had been touring the old Fort Dade ruins on Egmont Key with a group of friends on July 24 when she fell.
One of those friends, Victoria Silberbusch, later said everyone did all they could to help her. She died of her injuries two days later on July 26.
Victoria and Milania, whose mom is "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice, had been best friends their whole lives. Milania was crushed by the loss and got a tattoo that reads "Baby V" in her memory.