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Mother of Texas A&M sophomore Brianna Aguilera believes foul play contributed to her daughter’s death.
during an interview people Posted on Tuesday, December 2, Stephanie Rodriguez said she “disagreed” with the Austin Police Department’s assertion that there were “no indications of suspicious circumstances” in the death of Aguilera, who died on Saturday, Nov. 29 at the age of 19.
Rodriguez told the outlet, “I think either someone pushed her out onto the balcony, or my daughter has a tendency (to fall asleep) when she drinks, and she’s so thin and weak that she can’t handle alcohol. I think maybe that’s the case, and they got scared and threw her off the balcony or pushed her.”
local news media KBTX According to reports on Monday, December 1, Aguilera dead in a student housing complex near the University of Texas. Austin authorities confirmed at the time that her death occurred early Saturday morning, just before 1 a.m.
The police department released a statement regarding their findings peoplewhich reads: “At this time, the incident is not being investigated as a homicide and there are no indications of suspicious circumstances. The cause of death will be determined by the Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office. The investigation remains ongoing.”
The outlet said the police department told Rodriguez they “believe her daughter’s death was a suicide or an accident.”
Rodriguez responded, “I was so frustrated because my daughter wasn’t suicidal. I just knew it. She wasn’t suicidal. Why would she kill herself? She was living her best life. She loved life. I mean, she loved school. She wanted to be a lawyer. I mean, that was just my opinion, like, you wouldn’t say that.”
Rodriguez founded a to fund me After Aguilera passed away, in order to pay for the funeral expenses, she also told people Her daughter “was at a party on the 17th floor…with about 14 people.”
She noted that she believed “an argument may have broken out between Brianna and someone else,” and claimed Aguilera “had an argument with a girl about her boyfriend.”
Aguilera’s family reflected on her death in a description on the GoFundMe page. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the passing of our beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece and cousin, Brianna Aguilera,” the description reads. “Brianna graduated from Union High School in Laredo, Texas, where she was a veteran cheerleader and earned the Magna Cum Lade honors. She is pursuing her dream of becoming a lawyer and attending the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University, where her dream is to become an Aggie forever! She is one year away from receiving her Aggie ring.”
It also noted that “the details of what happened next remain unclear and her mother is still waiting for answers.”
As of press time, the crowdfunding campaign has raised $37,735, exceeding the $12,000 goal. “We have achieved our goal and Brianna will soon be home with all her loved ones,” one of the page’s organizers wrote in a comment shared on Monday. “I will continue to donate so that my aunt can easily get through this unimaginable loss.”