Haunting images show the inside of Prince's Paisley Park compound including the elevator where he overdosed on Fentanyl - with bundles of cash, drugs and a bag labelled 'opium' inside his vault
Images and video have been released from inside Prince's Paisley Park compound after the singer's death on April 21, 2016
The Carver County Sheriff's Department also released video taken at a nearby Walgreen's that shows Prince's assistant filling two prescriptions within hours
Images of the home show the singer's vault contained shelf after shelf of private documents, files and even drugs - including a zip locked bag had the word 'opium' scrawled across it in black marker pen
A small suitcase offered a glimpse of life at the home; a wad of cash, two bottles of pills, and a box of hair dye
Many of the walls of the house are festooned with Prince's achievements, such as these columns which feature some of his best selling albums.

Prince performing on stage during the height of his career.

The hallway in Paisley Park which features in the footage released by investigators.

According to TMZ and Carver County Attorney Mark Metz, the 57-year-old, had taken a "counterfeit Vicodin when overdosed on a private jet the week before he died".
It was at this time that the plane made an emergency landing and he was given Narcan to save his life.
Prince died the following week at his Paisley Park compound in Minnesota on April 21, 2016.

The front lobby featuring balconies and clouds painted on walls.

The music room.

No charges have been laid in the death of Prince.