Death of Black Mississippi student ruled a suicide after autopsy | Mississippi

Police said in a statement that the death of a black college student, whose body was hanging from a tree on a university campus in Mississippi this week, said in a statement that he had committed suicide after an autopsy.

According to the authorities, Demartravion “Trey” Reed was found dead near Pickleall Courts on Mississippi, Cleveland on Monday.

In the 19th and 20th centuries of Mississippi, civil rights defenders identified a comprehensive and transparent investigation into death while determining the history of violence that had been motivated and racially motivated in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Authorities and inspectors had previously said that there was no foul game evidence. Local Coroner Office said there was no evidence that Reed had been physically attacked or attacked before his death at the beginning of this week.

Cleveland Police Department said in a statement on Thursday, Mississippi State Medical Examination on Wednesday, “the findings consistent with the first investigation, the cause of death is hanging and the form of death carried out an autopsy,” he said.

Mississippi Democratic Congress Member Bennie Thompson previously called a federal test of Reed’s death.

Cleveland Police Department said that all files and investigation materials were delivered to the FBI and the US Lawyer’s office for the examination and that they were in contact with the federal authorities during the investigation.

Famous civil rights lawyer Ben Crump was held by Reed’s family. Crump said on Tuesday that the family could not “accept uncertain results”.

The university said that more than one law enforcement force was helping in the investigation. FBI said on Wednesday if the information during the local investigation will light a potential federal violation, ”he said.

Last year’s record of Delta State University had more than 2,600 students with more than 40% black.