The Wire star James Ransone's coroner report reveals new details following shock death at 46

New details have emerged .

The actor, who was best known for playing Ziggy Sobotka on the  crime drama, did not leave a note but had 'had history of suicidal ideations,' according to the Medical Examiner's autopsy report obtained by Entertainment Weekly.

The report revealed Ransone had said he 'wanted to kill himself' and that he needed to go to hospital for 'unspecified mental health issues' around the time of his death.

Prescription medications were found at the scene and the actor had 'multiple small white colored "pouches"' in his mouth.

The report stated however that Ransone had no history of drug or abuse, and no drug paraphernalia was found. Nor was there any sign of foul play.

Ransone was last seen alive in the early afternoon of December 19. Shortly after, .

Paramedics were called and he was pronounced dead.

Ransone was also found with ligature marks on his neck, which was consistent with the manner of his death by hanging, per TMZ.

His widow, Jamie McPhee, has since left heartfelt updates on Instagram, thanking family, friends and followers for their support while raising the couple's two children, son Jack, seven, and daughter Violet, four.