Investigators have released shocking evidence in A&M student Brianna Aguilera Who died after falling off 17 stories.
The new update on Brianna Aguilera’s case hit the community like a sudden cold wind. Her story was already heartbreaking. Now, the details feel even heavier. Brianna was a young A&M student with dreams that stretched far and wide. She had plans. She had energy. She had a future she could almost touch. And then, in one tragic moment, she fell from a 17-story apartment. Her life ended, and the silence she left behind has been unbearable.
Investigators released new findings this week and it’s heartbreaking.
Investigators say they have evidence that the college student, 19, wrote a suicide note and had talked about ending her life with friends, including hours before she died, police revealed Thursday.
In the days since her death, Aguilera‘s mother has unleashed a wave of criticism at the Austin Police Department, accusing the cops of not investigating ‘suspicious’ circumstances around her daughter’s death.
Stephanie Rodriguez insists her daughter would never kill herself and someone must have pushed her over the rails.
‘A further review of Brianna’s phone shows a deleted digital suicide note dated Tuesday, November 25 of this year, which was written to specific people in her life,’ Austin Police Detective Robert Marshall stated at a press conference Thursday morning.
‘From the moment this call originated up until now, between all the witness statements, all of the video evidence, and all of the digital evidence collected, at no time did any evidence point to this being anything of a criminal nature.
‘Rather, our investigation has revealed that unfortunately, Brianna had made suicidal comments previously to friends back in October of this year. This continued through the evening of her death, with some self-harming actions earlier in the evening and a text message to another friend indicating the thought of suicide.’
To think that she was drunk the night of her tragic death raises a lot of questions about personal safety.
‘The only evidence that we have of any kind of physical altercation was Brianna punching one of her friends as they tried to help her out of the party,’ the investigator confirmed.
‘Witnesses stated that after Brianna was asked to leave the tailgate, she had repeatedly dropped her phone and staggered into a nearby wooded area where her phone and other items were later located by Austin police.’
Brianna should still be here. She should still be laughing with friends. She should still be walking across campus with big plans. Instead, we are left holding memories like fragile glass, hoping her family finds strength while the world tries to make sense of a loss that will never feel fair.
Her mother believes that the Austin PD is covering up a murder rather than someone pushing Brianna to her death, and there are witnesses, but the cops are saying the case is closed.
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