Philip Seymour Hoffman was a 'hardcore addict' who injected 10 bags of heroin a day, claims his 'DRUG DEALER'

                                                 In a jailhouse interview on Rykers Island, Robert Vineberg, a jazz musician and fellow junkie, denied selling Hoffman the drugs that killed him, insisting he hadn't seen the star since October or even heard from him since December. Vineberg said he had known Hoffman for about a year and the pair were friends, getting together to talk about books and art. The performer, who has worked with Madonna, Wyclef Jean and the late Amy Winehouse, said he last saw Hoffman in October, when the actor was high at his Mott Street apartment, where police arrested him last week.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          posted by Emanto Ngaloru  Feb 9, 2014.