Perth teen's body found after taking synthetic drug N-Bomb

Police are investigating if a notorious synthetic drug is to blame for the death of a teenager, whose body was found in a Perth park.

Corey De Bie had been at a friend’s house in Aveley on Wednesday night when it’s alleged he took a synthetic drug known as N-Bomb.

The 19-year-old’s friends told detectives Mr De Bie appeared unwell after taking the drug and took off abruptly.

Perth teen Corey De Bie. Source: 7 News
Perth teen Corey De Bie. Source: 7 News
Synthetic drug N-Bomb. Source: 7 News
Synthetic drug N-Bomb. Source: 7 News

Despite several hours of searching, it was a passer by who found the passionate audio-visual technician’s body on Thursday, a couple of kilometres from the friend’s home.

“Just one bad decision is all it took,” friend Jarrad Leonard said.

Mr De Bie’s friends said the 19-year-old had just been accepted into the Navy and was looking forward to the challenge.

Corey De Bie. Source: 7 News
Corey De Bie. Source: 7 News

“Heart of gold, top bloke,” friend Troy Brache said.

“Everyone loved him, he was always happy. Couldn’t wipe the smile off his face.”

Police are waiting on a toxicology report. Source: 7 News
Police are waiting on a toxicology report. Source: 7 News

Investigators are now waiting on a toxicology report to confirm if the N-Bomb drug is what killed Mr De Bie.

On Friday afternoon, detectives interviewed a man in relation to Mr De Bie’s suspected drug overdose.

No charges have been laid.