Zack Snyder, the director/producer of the DC Superhero Universe, has brought many model superheroes to the screen, but his favorite is most likely someone very real. Autumn Snyder, his adopted daughter, was unknown to many until the news of her death made the rounds in the tabloids in March 2017.

It was a difficult time for the Snyders at the time, and he had to leave the set of ‘Justice League’ just as the film was wrapping to mourn the death of his beloved daughter. Autumn always stood out for Zack and his wife of 15 years, Deborah Snyder (née Johnson), despite how tough it was to keep track of all of Zack’s eight children.

Autumn decided not to continue in this terrible world and committed suicide at the age of 20 in Los Angeles, California on March 20, 2017. Despite hospital attempts to revive her, she was pronounced dead. Acute Citalopram and Diphenhydramine Intoxication was the cause, according to the LA County Medical Examiner/Coroner (headed by Dr. Young). It was referred to be a ‘drug overdose’ in layman’s words.

What is the net worth of Autumn Snyder?

Autumn Snyder’s net worth was estimated to be between $1 and $5 million when she died, according to Wikipedia, Forbes, IMDb, and other online sites. As a professional Family Member, she was able to earn money. She is a Chinese woman.

Autumn was the first Chinese child adopted by Zack and his former wife, Denise Weber.

Zack was previously married to Denise Weber, with whom he had four children, prior to his 15-year marriage to Deborah. Two of them came from China and were adopted. Autumn Snyder was brought in by the couple, along with Willow Snyder, their daughter. They already had two children, Olivia and Eli, before the adoption. After Denise’s marriage to Chris Weber, whom Snyder cast in ‘Watchmen,’ they have amicable custody of the children.

Zack had six children prior to his marriage with Deborah. (Autumn is third from left.)
(Source: Mary Cummins)

Prior to his second marriage, Zack had two more children, Ezekiel and Jett, from a brief relationship with Kirsten Elin, who worked as his line producer on commercials. He adopted two more children, Sage and Cash, during his second marriage to Deborah. He met her in 1996, but they didn’t start dating until 2002, when she hired him to shoot a Soft & Dri commercial in New Zealand. They married in New York two years later.

Autumn had a tight relationship with all of her siblings and stepsiblings because they were all upset by the occurrence.

Her Philanthropic Act Will Melt Your Heart ‘She Loves to Write, to Write, to Write’

Autumn was not only Zack Snyder’s daughter, but also a writer and philanthropist. In 2014, her love of writing aided the lives of many homeless mothers and their children. Her ‘Write-A-Thon To End Homelessness For Mothers and Their Children’ charity raised $12,425 thanks to her talent.

Elizabeth House benefited largely from her charity.
(Source: Elizabeth House)

Elizabeth House gained much as a result of her generosity. Elizabeth House is the source of this information.

Deborah described her stepdaughter as someone who “loves to write, write, write.” Zack was also appreciative of her efforts for the good cause. He expressed his joy at her first charity initiative on Twitter.

Autumn initiated her CrowdRise fundraising campaign on June 22, 2014, while still a student at Maranatha High, with a goal of only $2,500. However, by the time it was over on July 6, 2014, she had raised 497 percent of the target. This is The Story, which she wrote on CrowdRise.

“I place a high value on writing. It’s how I express myself. I’ve been doing it secretly for years, but I’ve now decided to put my love of writing to good use by raising funds for the Elizabeth House in Pasadena, California. The Elizabeth House, also known as Family Hope, is a non-profit organization that provides housing to pregnant women and their children who are homeless. California has 2,200,000 impoverished children, with about 300,000 of them experiencing homelessness each year. During this two-week write-a-thon, every word I write will be committed to ensuring that children have a safe place to grow up.

The Elizabeth House provides physical, emotional, and financial support in a supportive setting to children and mothers who are in need. Every youngster deserves a better life than living on the streets, which is why I’m participating in a two-week fiction writing marathon to raise funds for this vital cause.”

Snippets of Autumn’s words on Day 14 of her campaign. (Source: CrowdRise)

The ambitious author also stated that she was working on a new sci-fi novel titled ‘Hell’s Guardians,’ for which she had already completed the first half. The two weeks were supposed to be used for the first half of the second half, with a word count of 35,000 words (2500 words per day). She had surpassed her aim with 42,191 words, just like the campaign.

“I commit to writing 2,500 words every day for two weeks in order to complete the first half of the second novel in my “Hell’s Guardians” fantasy fiction series. For the next two weeks, the total word objective is 35,000 words.
What amount are you ready to pledge for every word I write? Make a one-time or recurring donation of any amount. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a difference. Donations are tax deductible in full.
More information regarding the Elizabeth House can be found at the following link.
http://elizabethhouse.net/
Thank you so much in advance for your help!”

What was the reason behind for Autumn Snyder  Committed suicide?

While there were numerous theories as to why she committed such a tragic crime, the family kept the death a secret, with only a small handful of close friends and family members being aware of everything. Deborah did note, though, that Autumn wrote the work in the first person, as an alien in a strange land who struggled to fit in.

Of course, even if she was from another country, she had her family’s affection. They intended to publish the book and donate the money to a charity. “At the end of the day, she didn’t make it, but her character does, and I believe that would be cathartic for people,” Zack explained.

The coroner’s reports of Acute Citalopram and Diphenhydramine Intoxication further show she was suffering from depression, which is, of course, a common cause of hundreds of such deaths. Citalopram is a medicine used to treat depression. Excessive use can result in seizures and coma, as well as neurologic and respiratory side effects.

Meanwhile, diphenhydramine is an antihistamine that is used to treat allergy, hay fever, and the common cold. This is likewise not recommended for high doses because there have been situations where seizures of cardiac conduction and hemodynamic impairment have resulted in catastrophic outcomes. Furthermore, combining Citalopram with other medicines can result in a lethal overdose.

According to Zack, Autumn incorporated a quote in every single piece she wrote. “We are all going to die. The idea is to create something that will last forever, not to live forever.” (This is a quote from Chuck Palahniuk, the author.) She certainly did. Even though she is no longer with us, her legacy, however brief, will live on.