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crime-and-investigation1 year ago

Riley Strain's Family Alleges Foul Play in Disappearance

The family of 22-year-old Riley Strain, whose body was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, believes someone helped him into the water, disputing the initial belief that his death was accidental. They question the lack of evidence suggesting he fell in by accident, pointing to the absence of water in his lungs and the terrain where he is believed to have fallen from. The family has ordered a second autopsy to seek clarity, while toxicology results are pending. Strain disappeared during a trip with his fraternity brothers, and his family continues to search for answers.

via KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis|
#autopsy#crime-and-investigation#family
tragedy1 year ago

Riley Strain's Disappearance: Fraternity's Party Amid Search and Roofie Suspicions

Riley Strain's parents criticized his fraternity brothers for their nonchalant behavior after he went missing, expressing dismay at their delayed alert to police and decision to continue partying instead of helping search for him. Strain's body was later found in the Cumberland River, and while investigators ruled out foul play, his family has doubts and requested a second autopsy after finding no water in his lungs, which is typical in drowning cases.

via New York Post |
#fraternity#grieving-parents#missing-person
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Riley Strain's Family Raises Concerns About His Disappearance

The family of 22-year-old Riley Strain, whose body was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, believes someone helped him into the water, disputing the initial belief that his death was accidental. They question the lack of evidence of a fall and have ordered a second autopsy. Strain disappeared during a trip with his fraternity brothers, and his family is seeking answers as they continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.

via WKRN News 2|
#crime-and-justice#fraternity#nashville
crime1 year ago

Riley Strain's Mysterious Text About His Drink Before Disappearance

The family of 22-year-old Riley Strain, whose body was found in the Cumberland River, believes someone helped him into the water and is skeptical of the initial belief that his death was accidental, citing the lack of evidence of a fall and the absence of water in his lungs. They have ordered a second autopsy to seek clarity on the circumstances surrounding his death, which occurred after he went missing during a trip to Nashville with his fraternity brothers.

via NewsNation Now|
#crime#cumberland-river#fraternity
crime-and-investigation1 year ago

Riley Strain's Text About Odd-Tasting Drink Raises Questions

Riley Strain, a University of Missouri student, went missing in March and was later found dead in a river in Nashville. His family has questions about his death, particularly regarding a text message he sent his mom about a drink tasting odd before he disappeared. Despite the police finding no evidence of foul play and ruling his death as accidental, his family has ordered a second autopsy and continues to seek answers, expressing doubts about the circumstances surrounding his death.

via NewsNation Now|
#crime-and-investigation#fraternity#michelle-whiteid
crime-and-investigation1 year ago

"Unraveling the Mystery of Riley Strain's Tragic Death: A Timeline of Events"

Riley Strain, a 22-year-old University of Missouri student, was found dead in the Cumberland River in Nashville after a night of bar-hopping with fraternity friends. His death, which appears to be accidental, has sparked a police investigation and drawn national attention. Despite initial speculation, no evidence of foul play-related trauma was found in the autopsy, and toxicology results are pending. The family is awaiting the results of an independent autopsy as they continue to search for answers surrounding Riley's tragic death.

via E! NEWS|
#accidental-death#crime-and-investigation#fraternity
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Riley Strain's Family Seeks Answers with Second Autopsy

The family of Riley Strain, a former Mizzou student whose body was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, is requesting a second autopsy as they seek more details about his death, which appears to be accidental. Strain, remembered as a vibrant and caring individual, will be laid to rest in his hometown of Springfield. The family has asked for donations to the Missouri Department of Conservation in lieu of flowers and for guests to wear something green in honor of Strain.

via USA TODAY|
#accidental-death#autopsy#crime-and-justice
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Unanswered Questions Surrounding Riley Strain's Mysterious Death"

Riley Strain's family has ordered a second autopsy after the initial examination raised doubts about his cause of death, which was initially deemed accidental drowning by the Metro Nashville Police Department. Questions arose due to the absence of water in his lungs and the discovery of his body without pants, boots, and a wallet. However, experts explain that the absence of water in the lungs does not necessarily rule out drowning, as dry drowning can occur when the airway is closed off, preventing water from entering the lungs. Police maintain that there are no signs of foul play in Strain's death, and his family continues to seek answers as they mourn his passing.

via KY3|
#autopsy#crime-and-justice#drowning
crime1 year ago

"Unanswered Questions Surrounding Riley Strain's Mysterious Death"

The family of 22-year-old Riley Strain, who was found dead in the Cumberland River, has ordered a second autopsy as questions arise about the state of his body when it was discovered. Dr. Bill Bass, a renowned expert in body decomposition, has raised concerns about the condition of Riley's body, particularly the absence of his pants and boots. Riley went missing after a night out in Downtown Nashville and was found two weeks later. The investigation is ongoing, and toxicology results from the autopsy are pending.

via News Channel 5 Nashville|
#autopsy#body-decomposition#crime
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Riley Strain's Family Seeks Answers with Second Autopsy

The family of Riley Strain, who was found dead without his wallet, pants, or boots, has ordered a second autopsy after the initial one revealed no water in his lungs, prompting confusion about the circumstances of his death. His body was found in the Cumberland River, and the 911 call detailing the discovery has been released. The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department believes the death to be accidental, and a public visitation and celebration of life are scheduled in Strain's hometown.

via KOMU 8|
#accidental-death#crime-and-justice#cumberland-river
crime-and-investigation1 year ago

"Unsettling Discovery: The Mysterious Case of Riley Strain's Body"

The body of University of Missouri student Riley Strain, who went missing after a night out in downtown Nashville, was found in the Cumberland River without his pants, wallet, or boots. The preliminary autopsy suggested an accidental death with no signs of foul play, but the family has ordered a second autopsy due to unanswered questions, including the absence of water in his lungs. Concerns remain about the lack of clarity in the investigation, and there are still individuals the police have yet to interview, including those from a nearby homeless encampment.

via NewsNation Now|
#autopsy#crime-and-investigation#cumberland-river
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Police Confirm Accidental Death of Missouri Student Riley Strain in Tennessee"

The death of University of Missouri student Riley Strain, who went missing in Nashville for nearly two weeks, appears to be accidental, according to police. His body was found in the Cumberland River, and toxicology results are pending, but there is no apparent foul play suspected. Strain, 22, was last seen after drinking downtown, and a massive search was launched to find him, with small clues such as his bank card and surveillance footage aiding investigators.

via KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis|
#accidental-death#crime-and-justice#nashville
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Authorities Rule Riley Strain's Death Accidental, No Foul Play Suspected"

A preliminary autopsy has found that the death of University of Missouri student Riley Strain, whose body was discovered in a Nashville river, was accidental with no foul play suspected. Toxicology results and a final autopsy report are pending, but the police spokesperson stated that there is no apparent foul play. Strain had gone missing after being kicked out of a Nashville bar and was found dead in the Cumberland River. His fraternity brothers and family have been deeply affected by the tragedy.

via New York Post |
#accidental-death#crime-and-justice#fraternity
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Police: Initial Autopsy Indicates Riley Strain's Death Accidental in Downtown Nashville"

Preliminary autopsy results suggest that the death of Missouri college student Riley Strain, whose body was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, appears to be accidental, with no apparent foul play. Toxicology results are pending, and a final autopsy will be completed once all testing is finished. Strain went missing after being kicked out of a Nashville establishment while on vacation with fraternity brothers, and his body was discovered following a two-week search. A candlelight vigil was held in his honor, and his parents expressed gratitude for the community's support.

via USA TODAY|
#accidental-death#college-student#crime-and-justice