Hulk Hogan’s daughter Brooke claims police video will ‘change narrative’ around WWE star’s death

“Those same professionals feel so passionately about what they witnessed, they have continued to contact me and push me to find specific answers to this very day. They are quite literally putting their careers at risk because they feel so compelled to do the right thing.”

Hogan, who shared Brooke and son Nick with his first wife, Linda Hogan, died at the age of 71 on July 24.

He was taken by ambulance from his Clearwater, Fla., residence to a local hospital following a 911 call indicating “cardiac arrest.”

According to the Pinellas County Forensic Science Center records obtained by Page Six in late July, Hogan died of a heart attack. He also had a history of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), a cancer that affects white blood cells.

Brooke, who hadn’t spoken to her late father in two years, said in Wednesday’s post that the matter is “all up to” Hogan’s wife, Sky Daily, whom he married in 2023.

“I have zero control. I can not do anything, my hands are tied, and I have no say in anything regarding my dad — even as his daughter. Those are the rules I’ve been told,” she said.

Daily said earlier this month that Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, had not yet been cremated — something Brooke addressed in a separate Instagram Story Wednesday.

“I do not have any information on if or when he is being cremated. Could have been right after he died, could be tomorrow. I do not know,” she wrote. “I have been told by my brother there will be an autopsy. I do not know who will be performing the autopsy. Any information I receive from an autopsy — if one happens — whether I believe it or not. I will be keeping private out of respect for my father.

“I do not have answers as to if the officials who contacted me about what they witnessed relayed this information to the medical examiner’s office. And if they did, I do not know why it wasn’t taken into consideration.”

Brooke added body cam footage and the 911 calls are “not available” due to the Freedom of Information Act, and that her “hands are tied.”

“Do I question his general physical signing off on his death certificate, given his background which is available for anyone to see via a simple Google search? You can answer that one for yourself,” she wrote.

“I have to trust that my brother is doing his best to get answers. At the end of the day, answers would be great, but none of it brings my dad back. And my hands are tied.”

Brooke urged the speculation to cease as she and her loved ones “are already dealing with enough.”

“I will not be talking about this ‘mystery’ any more,” she said.

Brooke previously revealed that she asked to be removed from her father’s will and offered to pay for an autopsy.

She did not attend Hogan’s funeral, instead choosing to honor him privately with her husband, former NHL defenseman Steven Olesky, and their infant twins.

“Those same professionals feel so passionately about what they witnessed, they have continued to contact me and push me to find specific answers to this very day. They are quite literally putting their careers at risk because they feel so compelled to do the right thing.”

Hogan, who shared Brooke and son Nick with his first wife, Linda Hogan, died at the age of 71 on July 24.

He was taken by ambulance from his Clearwater, Fla., residence to a local hospital following a 911 call indicating “cardiac arrest.”

According to the Pinellas County Forensic Science Center records obtained by Page Six in late July, Hogan died of a heart attack. He also had a history of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), a cancer that affects white blood cells.

Brooke, who hadn’t spoken to her late father in two years, said in Wednesday’s post that the matter is “all up to” Hogan’s wife, Sky Daily, whom he married in 2023.

“I have zero control. I can not do anything, my hands are tied, and I have no say in anything regarding my dad — even as his daughter. Those are the rules I’ve been told,” she said.

Daily said earlier this month that Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, had not yet been cremated — something Brooke addressed in a separate Instagram Story Wednesday.

“I do not have any information on if or when he is being cremated. Could have been right after he died, could be tomorrow. I do not know,” she wrote. “I have been told by my brother there will be an autopsy. I do not know who will be performing the autopsy. Any information I receive from an autopsy — if one happens — whether I believe it or not. I will be keeping private out of respect for my father.

“I do not have answers as to if the officials who contacted me about what they witnessed relayed this information to the medical examiner’s office. And if they did, I do not know why it wasn’t taken into consideration.”

Brooke added body cam footage and the 911 calls are “not available” due to the Freedom of Information Act, and that her “hands are tied.”

“Do I question his general physical signing off on his death certificate, given his background which is available for anyone to see via a simple Google search? You can answer that one for yourself,” she wrote.

“I have to trust that my brother is doing his best to get answers. At the end of the day, answers would be great, but none of it brings my dad back. And my hands are tied.”

Brooke urged the speculation to cease as she and her loved ones “are already dealing with enough.”

“I will not be talking about this ‘mystery’ any more,” she said.

Brooke previously revealed that she asked to be removed from her father’s will and offered to pay for an autopsy.

She did not attend Hogan’s funeral, instead choosing to honor him privately with her husband, former NHL defenseman Steven Olesky, and their infant twins.