A coroner’s report has revealed the shocking details surrounding the death of Clint Eastwood’s girlfriend, Christina Sandera, who died in a plane crash with her boyfriend in 2014. According to the report, Sandera was the pilot-in-command of the small propeller-driven plane that crashed into a golf course in Napa Valley, California, killing all on board including herself and her boyfriend, Jonathan Franks. The coroner’s report has shed new light on the incident, revealing that Sandera’s blood alcohol level at the time of the crash was 0.115, significantly above the legal limit of 0.08. Additionally, the report found that Sandera had taken medication for anxiety and depression in the hours leading up to the crash. The investigation also discovered that Franks had a history of substance abuse and had been taking prescription drugs at the time of the incident. Eastwood was not on board the plane, but was reportedly devastated by the loss of his girlfriend. The legendary actor and director has kept a low profile since the incident, but friends and family have spoken out about the impact it had on him. In a statement to Fox News, Eastwood’s representative said: ‘Mr. Eastwood is still grieving the loss of Christina Sandera and is not speaking publicly about the matter.’ The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) concluded that pilot error was the probable cause of the crash.