这神秘死亡的得克萨斯A&m学生陈伶俐·阿吉莱拉已被裁定为自杀，警方说，注意到在她的手机上发现的遗书，并报告了之前关于自残的评论。
奥斯汀警探罗伯特·马歇尔说，调查始于周六凌晨12点46分，当时警察对奥斯汀的一栋公寓楼进行了回应，发现阿奎莱拉躺在地上，明显是从高楼坠落造成的创伤。
摄像头显示，阿奎莱拉周五晚上11点刚过就来到了公寓大楼，并前往17号的一所公寓泰国(Thailand)马歇尔在周四的新闻发布会上说。视频显示，“一大群朋友在11月29日凌晨12点30分离开了同一间公寓，只留下陈伶俐和其他三个女孩在公寓里，”他说。
周五早些时候，阿奎莱拉在德克萨斯A&马歇尔说，她“喝醉了，以至于被要求离开”。
阿奎莱拉讲述她朋友那她他说，她的手机丢了，当他们周五晚上到达公寓时，她借了一部手机给她的男朋友打电话。
目击者听到她争论在这电话随着她男朋友，马歇尔说。他说，那通电话发生在凌晨12点43分至12点44分，也就是911报警前两分钟。
马歇尔说，当警方后来找到阿奎莱拉丢失的手机时，他们发现了一封“被删除的数字遗书，日期是今年11月25日，写给她生活中特定的人”。
“早在今年10月，陈伶俐就曾对朋友发表过自杀言论，”他说。“这种情况一直持续到她去世的那个晚上，晚上早些时候有一些自残行为，还给另一个朋友发了一条短信，表明了自杀的想法。”
马歇尔强调，调查中没有任何证据指向犯罪，并补充说，“在这次调查中，每一位朋友和证人都非常坦率。”
阿奎莱拉的家人本周早些时候告诉当地媒体这位受人爱戴的大学生没有自杀倾向，他正计划从事法律职业。
在周四的警方新闻发布会后，家庭律师托尼·布兹比坚持认为，“围绕她的死亡的情况非常可疑。”
“奥斯汀警察局对此事的处理产生的问题比提供的答案更多，”Buzbee在一份声明中说。“就我们而言，这是一项公开的调查，并将继续公开，直到这些父母满意地知道他们女儿发生了什么。”
奥斯汀警察局长丽莎·戴维斯在新闻发布会上说，“我理解悲伤和对答案的需求会引发强烈的情绪和许多问题。但有时真相并不能提供我们所希望的答案，这种情况就是如此。”
戴维斯说她为阿奎莱拉的父母“心痛”。
“我有三女儿们和a儿子，和I不能开始到想象这痛苦，”戴维斯说。
Death of Texas college student Brianna Aguilera ruled suicide: Police
Themysterious death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilerahas been ruled a suicide, police said, noting a suicide note found on her phone and reported previous comments about self-harm.
The investigation began at 12:46 a.m. Saturday when officers responded to an Austin apartment complex and found Aguilera on the ground with trauma from an apparent fall from a high floor, Austin Police Detective Robert Marshall said.
Cameras showed Aguilera arriving at the apartment complex just after 11 p.m. Friday and going to an apartment on the 17thfloor, Marshall said at a news conference on Thursday. The video showed "a large group of friends left that same apartment at 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 29, leaving just Brianna and three other girls in the apartment," he said.
Earlier on Friday, Aguilera was at a tailgate for the Texas A&M vs. University of Texas football game, and she "became intoxicated to a point where she was asked to leave," Marshall said.
Aguileratoldherfriendsthatshelost her phone, and when they arrived at the apartment Friday night, she borrowed a phone to call her boyfriend, he said.
Witnessesheardherargueonthephonewithherboyfriend, Marshall said. That phone call took place from 12:43 a.m. to 12:44 am -- two minutes before a 911 call, he said.
When police later found Aguilera's lost phone, they recovered a "deleted digital suicide note dated Tuesday, Nov. 25 of this year, which was written to specific people in her life," Marshall said.
"Brianna had made suicidal comments previously to friends, back in October of this year," he said. "This continued through the evening of her death, with some self-harming actions early in the evening and a text message to another friend indicating the thought of suicide."
No evidence in the investigation ever pointed to a crime, Marshall stressed, adding, "Every friend and witness during this investigation has been nothing but forthcoming and open."
Aguilera's familytold local media earlier this weekthe beloved college student was not suicidal and was planning to pursue a career in law.
After Thursday's police news conference, family attorney Tony Buzbee maintained that the "circumstances surrounding her death are very suspicious."
"The Austin Police Department's handling of this matter creates more questions than it provides answers," Buzbee said in a statement. "As far as we are concerned, this is an open investigation and will continue to be open until these parents are satisfied they know what happened to their daughter."
Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said at the news conference, "I understand how grief and the need for answers can raise intense emotions and many questions. But sometimes the truth doesn't provide the answers we are hoping for, and that is this case."
Davis said her "heart aches" for Aguilera's parents.
"Ihavethreedaughtersandason,andIcannotbegintoimaginethepain," Davis said.
