The actress D. Chase was reported to have died in Los Angeles following severe health complications. Sources indicated that her passing was attributed to meningitis and a blood infection that resulted in sepsis.
Prior to her death, she had received hospital treatment for exhaustion and malnutrition. D. Chase gained significant public recognition for her portrayal of Samara Morgan in the 2002 horror film, The Call.
In this role, she played a long-haired character who emerged from a television screen, establishing her as one of the most memorable figures in the genre. For her performance in The Call, the actress won an MTV Movie Award for Best Villain. Her career spanned diverse roles.
In the same year, she lent her voice to the character Lilo in the Disney animated film Lilo & Stitch, a role she later revisited in subsequent franchise projects. While some reports detailed aspects of her personal life, including her decision to step away from television, her professional legacy is strongly tied to her cinematic work. The passing of D.
Chase marks the end of a career remembered for its contributions to both animation and the horror genre.
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