Brianna Aguilera’s mother accuses Texas A&M Dead of foul play

Mother of a Texas A&M sophomore Brianna Aguilera he believes foul play was the cause of his daughter’s death.

In an interview with People Published on Tuesday, December 2, Stephanie Rodriguez He said “NOT WANTED” by the Austin Police Department to determine that there are “no indications of suspicious circumstances” in relation to the death of Aguilera who died on Saturday, November 29, at the age of 19.

Rodriguez told the outlet, “I think someone took him off the hook, or when he was drinking my daughter, he has a tendency [to fall asleep]and he is very small and weak, he cannot handle alcohol. I think maybe it’s possible that it’s possible, and maybe they get scared and throw him over the thief, or drag him down. “

Local News Outlet KBTX reported on Monday, December 1, that Aguilera died in a student residence near the University of Texas. Authorities in Austin confirmed his death early Saturday morning, just before 1 a.m

The police department issued a statement regarding its findings Peoplewhich reads, “At this time, this incident is not being investigated as a homicide, and there are no indications of suspicious circumstances.” The investigation is ongoing. “

The release said Rodriguez was told by the Political Department that “they believe her daughter’s death was a suicide or an accident.”

Rodriguez said, “That’s when I got really upset because I was like, my daughter wasn’t killing herself. She wanted to be a lawyer.”

Rodriguez, who joined his family in setting up a gofundme after Aguilera’s death to cover funeral expenses. People That her daughter was “at a party on the 17th floor … with about 14 other people.”

He also noted that he believes that “the accident may have separated Brianna from others,” That aguilera “had an argument with a girl over her boyfriend.”

Aguilera’s death was revealed to his family within the description of the Gofundme Page. “It is with so many hearts that we share the passing of our beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin, and cousin, Brian, Brianna Aguilera,” Bripriptor said. “Brianna graduated coed from a high school in Laredo, TX where she was an open cheerleader and received a magna cum lade. She was pursuing Aggie State and was always an Aggie!”

It was also noted, “What happened next remains unclear, and his mother is still waiting for answers.”

The crowdfunding effort raised $37,735, surpassing the $12,000 goal, at the time of publication. A comment from one of the page’s editors, reported Monday, read, “We have reached our goal, Brianna will be home with all her witches for an unimaginable loss.”