My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar found dead at his home at age 44

My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar was recovered dormant astatine his location successful Tennessee, astatine property 44, conscionable 2 days earlier Thanksgiving. 

At this time, his origin of decease has not been made nationalist and it is chartless who recovered him, according to TMZ. 

Per the outlet, his assemblage was 'badly decomposed' erstwhile discovered and Animal Control came to the location to instrumentality distant his 2 dogs.

Authorities bash not fishy 'foul play' arsenic each his 'weapons and euphony instrumentality successful the location were near untouched.'

Bryar was past seen live on November 4. 

He was the longest tenured and past authoritative drummer for the radical arsenic helium served arsenic the group's drummer from 2004 to 2010. 

He replaced erstwhile drummer Matt Pelissier pursuing the merchandise of the band's 2nd medium Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (2004). 

Bryar went connected to execute and grounds euphony with the radical connected each of their consequent releases until his departure. 

On March 3, 2010, guitarist Frank Lero revealed that Bryar had near the band. 

'As of 4 weeks ago, My Chemical Romance and Bob Bryar parted ways. This was a achy determination for each of america to marque and was not taken lightly. We privation him the champion of luck successful his aboriginal endeavors and expect you each to bash the same,' helium wrote connected a connection shared to their authoritative website. 

He astir precocious teamed backmost up with the radical successful 2013 connected their record, Conventional Weapons. 

After retiring from euphony successful 2014, helium became a existent property cause and an progressive advocator of assorted canine rescues and sanctuaries. 

The prima was calved successful Chicago, Illinois and began playing drums from a young age. 

In school, helium performed successful marching and jazz bands earlier going disconnected to survey dependable engineering astatine the University of Florida.