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A Black student at Delta State University in Mississippi was found hanging from a tree, prompting an investigation with autopsy results awaited. The family demands transparency and an independent review, amid concerns rooted in the state's history of racial violence. Police report no foul play, but the case has sparked emotional reactions and calls for further investigation, including from U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson.
Autopsy results for the man and woman found dead in a Salem home revealed that Jennifer Barrett, 47, died of a gunshot wound to the head, ruled as a homicide, while Charles Molinari, 41, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, ruled as suicide. Law enforcement officials are investigating the incident as a possible murder-suicide, with Molinari fatally shooting Barrett before taking his own life. Police have stated that there is no threat to the public in connection with this case.
A lawyer for Jordan Willis, whose three friends were found frozen to death behind his home, claims Willis had no knowledge of their presence and would have called for help if he had known. The friends were discovered after a woman went to Willis' home searching for her fiancé and found a body on the back porch. Police found no signs of foul play and are awaiting autopsy results.
Preliminary autopsy results indicate that a New England Patriots fan who died after an altercation at Gillette Stadium did not suffer a traumatic injury. Dale Mooney, 53, of Newmarket, New Hampshire, died following an incident in the 300-tier section of the stadium. The cause and manner of his death remain undetermined pending further testing. Witnesses reported a violent confrontation between fans, but the exact cause of Mooney's death is still unknown. The investigation is ongoing, and no charges have been filed.
Three Marines stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina were found dead inside a car at a gas station, and autopsies have revealed that they died of carbon monoxide poisoning. The cause of death has not been officially ruled as accidental, but authorities believe it was likely an accidental event. No weapons, illegal drugs, or evidence of an attack were found, and the Marines did not appear to have died by suicide. The victims were identified as Tanner J. Kaltenberg, Merax C. Dockery, and Ivan R. Garcia. The Pender County Sheriff's Office expressed condolences to the families and colleagues of the deceased Marines.
Autopsy results reveal that both Baton Rouge police officers killed in a helicopter crash died of multiple blunt force trauma injuries. The helicopter was up in the air to chase down a suspect when it crashed in a sugarcane field. The suspect, Deandre Bessye, has been booked on two counts of manslaughter, one count of aggravated flight from an officer, and one count of obstruction of a highway of commerce.