Stanford Soccer Star Katie Meyer's Cause Of Death Revealed
perezhilton.com[Warning: Potentially Triggering Content] Katie Meyer’s cause of death has been revealed just days after she was found dead in her college dorm on Tuesday.
According to Medical Examiner-Coroner’s office investigators from Santa Clara County, California, the rising soccer star — who was a captain and goalkeeper for Stanford University’s women’s team — died from “self-inflicted” wounds.
In a statement provided to People on Thursday, they shared: So, so sad. Related: OMG! Teen Electrocuted To Death By Cell Phone Charger The note also recognized the 22-year-old’s many achievements and loved ones, saying: Sheriff Laura Smith also detailed the situation a bit further in a news release earlier this week, explaining how authorities were alerted of the student’s death.
She expressed: Other officials had arrived about an hour earlier, as she noted: As we previously reported, outside of being an outstanding student-athlete, Meyer was a resident assistant in Crothers Hall, the dormitory she was found dead inside.
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