Whitney Houston's autopsy: White powder, spoon, rolled paper found in room

(CBS/AP) The Los Angeles County coroner's office has released its full report on the death of singer Whitney Houston - nearly two months after she died at the Beverly Hilton hotel.

The report says detectives found white powdery substances and a spoon with white residue in the hotel room where she died.

"Located on the south portion of the counter was a small spoon with a white crystal-like substance in it and a rolled up piece of white paper, along with other miscellaneous items," according to the report.

It does not specifically identify the substances as cocaine, although the drug was found in toxicology tests in Houston's heart and extremities.

The report released Wednesday also shows that Houston had cocaine throughout her system. Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter said he could not discuss how recently Houston may have used the drug.

Beverly Hills Police Lt. Mark Rosen said the investigation is still open and he could not comment on the findings.

The latest findings detail the singer's final day, with Houston  complaining of a sore throat and an assistant suggesting she take a bath before preparing for a pre-Grammy party.

Houston's Feb. 11 death has been ruled as accidental drowning and coroner's officials cited heart disease and cocaine use as contributing factors.

See the full report here.