Brad Renfro's apartment.

This is the apartment building where actor Brad Renfro died from a heroin overdose.

It is situated at 1092 South Ogden Drive in the Mid-Wilshire neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

At the time, Renfro was living here with his girlfriend and her cousin.

Renfro was a child actor who starred in movies such as Sleepers (1996), Tom and Huck (1995), and The Client (1994).

His foray into the world of Hollywood began when he was just 10 years old. At the time, he was living with his grandmother in a trailer park in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Renfro was cast as the character Mark Sway in the film The Client (1994) because he was a street-smart kid who had a rough upbringing.

Although he had no acting experience, he was naturally talented, charismatic, mature and could easily remember his lines.

In other words, he had the "it factor".

Sadly, it wasn't long before his troublesome background and the drug culture of Hollywood intertwined with one another to deadly effect.

By the age of 12, Renfro was reportedly taking heroin and drinking alcohol. Various sources have stated that the young star was left unsupervised for the most part.

His parents were rarely around, and his grandmother was reportedly unable to control him. Furthermore, the authority figures on set had little say over what he did once the cameras stopped rolling.

Because of his maturity, many people believed that he was much older than he really was. As a result, he started to drift towards Hollywood's party scene.

At the age of 15, he was arrested for possession of cocaine and marijuana. By the age of 18, he had already been in rehab a number of times.

In the years that followed, his substance abuse continued to worsen. During this period, he was arrested for crimes such as grand theft, underage drinking, driving under the influence, violating his probation, criminal mischief, and attempted possession of heroin.

Although the actor attempted to get clean in 2007 by completing an outpatient rehab program, it wasn't long before his old habits resurfaced and he fell off the wagon again.

On January 15th, 2008, Brad Renfro's girlfriend found him dead at their apartment on South Ogden Drive.

According to the autopsy report, the 25-year-old died from a heroin overdose.

Where did Brad Renfro die?

Below, you will find the address and the GPS coordinates for this location.

GPS coordinates.

The latitude and longitude coordinates for the apartment are:

34.055194, -118.362573

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Address.

The full address for this location is:

1092 S Ogden Drive
Los Angeles
California
CA 90019
United States

Directions.

The house is situated at the corner of South Ogden Drive and Whitworth Drive in Mid-Wilshire.

Photos.

Photos of the apartment and other related images.

1092 South Ogden Drive.

This Google Street View image of 1092 S Ogden Drive was taken in November of 2021.

On the left, you can see an image of Renfro from the film Sleepers (1996).

In the movie, he portrays the younger version of Michael Sullivan (the older version of the character is played by Brad Pitt).

Arrest.

The Street View image above shows the southern side of the apartment building.

The photograph on the left was taken during Renfro's arrest on Skid Row in December of 2005. At the time, he had been caught trying to buy heroin from an undercover police officer.

That day, the LAPD arrested 14 people, including the actor.

Renfro was photographed by waiting reporters, who had been invited to cover the operation.

Brad Renfro.

Brad Renfro starred in movies such as Tom and Huck (1995), The Client (1994) and Bully (2001).

His last role was in the film The Informers (2008), which was released after his death.

On January 15th, 2008, his girlfriend attempted to wake him up for an audition. However, he was unresponsive and bleeding from his nose.

Although she initially believed that he might have taken sleeping pills, an autopsy report confirmed that the true cause of death was a heroin overdose.

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