The body of Megan Trussell, an 18-year-old University of Colorado Boulder student who went missing on February 9th, has been found in Boulder County. While the official cause of death is still pending, authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death as suspicious.
A banner with photos of Megan Trussell is seen near Mile Marker 40 in Boulder Canyon on Monday. On Saturday, Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks rangers found a body believed to be that of missing University of Colorado Boulder student Trussell. The Boulder County Coroner on Tuesday officially identified the body as that of Megan Trussell .
(Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)The Boulder County Coroner’s Office officially identified a body found Saturday near Boulder Canyon as that of a missing University of Colorado Boulder student. Woman found dead in Boulder County under “suspicious” circumstances When the body was found, officials said it matched the description of Megan Trussell, 18, who was last seen at her dorm on Feb. 9. She was reported missing by her family on Wednesday. Officials have not determined a cause or manner of death, according to a release from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office. However, sheriff’s spokesperson Vinnie Montez said Monday it was too soon to say whether the disappearance involved foul play or if Trussell’s death is being investigated as a homicide.Sheriff’s officials encourage anyone with information about where Trussell was on Feb. 9 or any other information to submit tips to the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 303-441-1974 or via email at sheriff.tipline@bouldersheriff.org
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