Bam Margera: Brad Pitt Texted Me After Ryan Dunn's Death

Bam Margera isn't afraid to share his grief with the world.
In a searingly honest and emotional new interview, the Jackass star opens up about last week's drunk driving death of his friend Ryan Dunn -- and how superstars, including Brad Pitt, have reached out.

"I think it's rad that, you know, people I talk to rarely, you know, can take the time to text me," Margera told E! Newsof condolence wishes from Pitt, 47, and others. (Pitt played himself in a 2002 Jackass sketch.)
 

Autopsy Confirms: Ryan Dunn Was Drunk

After much speculation, it has been confirmed that Ryan Dunn was intoxicated when he drove his Porsche off of a Pennsylvania road at 130 MPH Monday morning, killing himself and his passenger, Zachary Hartwell.

After the autopsy and toxicology reports were conducted, it was concluded that Dunn had the legal alcohol limit nearly doubled. His blood alcohol level was .196 while the legal limit in Pennsylvania is .08, according to TMZ.

R.I.P. To Jackass' Ryan Dunn

RIP Ryan Dunn. The Jackass Star was the driver in this mornings fatal car crash. According to police Dunn’s car was “fully engulfed in flames” when officials arrived to the scene. The West Goshen Township Police Department officers found Dunn’s 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 “off the road into the woods”

Both Dunn and the passenger died as a result to their injuries sustained in the accident. Cops have not yet released information on the passenger yet, but they will once they can positively identify the body. Cops believe that “speed may have been a contributing factor to the accident.” Hours before the crash Dunn did tweet a photo of himself drinking with friends hours before the accident.

Both cast-mates Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O tweeted expressing their feelings about heir loss. Steve-O tweeted saying “I don’t know what to say, except I love Ryan Dunn, I’m really going to Miss him.” Knoxville tweeted saying “Today I lost my brother Ryan Dunn. My heart goes out to his family and his beloved Angie. RIP Ryan, I love you buddy.”

After a few kind words Roger Ebert had harsh words to say about the incident, he tweeted “ Friends don’t let Jackasses drink and drive” as harsh as those words are...it is the sad truth, and not only did Ryan lose his life but he took somebody else’s as well.

Our Prayers are with the Dunn Family.