Details of the tragic death of 20-year-old bodybuilder Jodi Vance has been revealed.
TMZ Sports obtained 911 audio from Colevance's wife, which took place during the Arnold Sports Festival while in a hotel room in Columbus, Ohio.
On the phone, the woman said Columbus police Vance had “dead in bed,” adding that she “didn't run all morning” before she became unconscious.
“She wakes up and doesn't respond to us,” the woman told the 911 operator.
The woman was told she was on the way to help, but Vance died of a heart attack caused by severe dehydration, her family announced.
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Bodybuilder Jody Vance died at the age of 20 of a heart attack due to dehydration. (@jodi.vance.fit/ig)
Vance's family used her Fitness Instagram page to report the news of her death.
Bodybuilder Jody Vance died at age 20 as trainers claimed “serious errors.”
“Her heart stopped due to complications of severe dehydration,” the post on Vance's Instagram page said. “Despite all the efforts of the hospital, they were unable to bring her back.
“She is a beautiful person both inside and outside and is overlooked every day. This was sudden and unexpected. Give her family time to handle this loss peacefully. If anyone takes anything from now on, put your health first.”
Vance coach Justin Miharry claimed in an Instagram video that he knew the reasons behind the severe dehydration that led to a fatal heart attack “a very dangerous substance.”
Vance's family reported the news of her death on their fitness page on their Instagram. (Fox News)
“Jodie made a serious mistake,” Miharry said in the video. “Jody has used two extremely dangerous substances to improve his physique, assuming it only for the Arnold Exposition.
Miharry said he agreed to post an Instagram video from Vance's mother Jenny, explaining what he believes has led to severe dehydration.
“If you believe that we can respect Jody the most, I welcome you to put your responsibility on me,” Miharry continued in the video.
Vance recently came third in the 2024 NPC battles in the Women's Physical Division.
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Vance used her fitness page to show her physical progress and combined with providing motivational quotes to her followers.
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