The death of a 23-year-old British woman visiting Her father on vacation in the United States has judged the murder, Fox News Digital confirmed.
Lucy Harrison, from the Cheshire district in England, was found at her father’s house in Prosper in Texas on January 10, Cheshire Constabulary said.
According to a report on the autopsy of the Collin District, received by Fox News Digital, Harrison died of a wound from a firearm in the chest. An autopsy found that she was “Another person shot. “
There is no detail about how Harrison was shot and nothing was recorded in that criminal investigation. In a statement to Fox News Digital, the City of Prosper said that “a thorough investigation into” the “tragic incident” was conducted by the Prosper Police Department and the file was transferred to the Collin district prosecutor for review.
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Lucy Harrison, 23, of Warrington, England, died in a shooting at her father’s house in Propper, Texas, January 10th. (Facebook)
The death of Lucy Harrison’s murder was ruled by a medical examiner. (Facebook)
The medical examiner noted in the autopsy report on 23 January that the bullet had entered the right side of the chest and went out to the left side of his back.
An autopsy also revealed that Harrison tested positively to caffeine consumption but was negatively tested by Etanol, nicotine, illegal drug and prescription drugs.
After her death, the investigation launched the Collin County Prosecutor’s Office. The investigation is also open with hearing scheduled for the court of corblime in the UK. March 28.
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“Mrs. Harrison was on vacation in the United States when she fired a fiery weapon,” Chesire Constabulary said.
Lucy Harrison, 23, visited her father in Propper Texas. (Facebook)
Her family said the young woman had a “huge capacity for love and be loved.”
“It was the embodiment of wonderful contradictions. She adored the trip And since she experienced new places and cultures, but at the same time, she loved nothing more than gripping in candles at home, “said the family.
The family said she “truly succeeded in her life” before her death.
“It could be dramatic and complex situations as if it were the end of the world, but she could also talk directly and not afraid she had brave conversations,” the family said. “We are completely broken from the loss of our beautiful, lavish port.”
Fox News Digital addressed the Collin District Attorney’s Office and Chesire Constabulary for comment.
