Texag5324 said:

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Marshall said Aguilera had been tailgating at the Austin Rugby Club earlier in the day, where witnesses reported she became intoxicated to the point she was asked to leave. They said she repeatedly dropped her belongings and at one point staggered into a wooded area the same area where officers later found her phone and other items.

Investigators confirmed Aguilera had lost her phone at the tailgate. After returning to the apartment, she borrowed a friend's phone around 12:4312:44 a.m. to call an out-of-town boyfriend. Witnesses said they heard an argument, which phone and text records later confirmed. The call lasted about one minute, roughly two minutes before the 911 call that reported her body.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9

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This is the part of the story that has me confused. Brianna was with 3 other girls at 12:30am, she borrows her friends phone to call her bf, then her body is discovered a few minutes later. The next day the residents of the apartment (her friends Im assuming) call police at 12:14pm to report her missing.

Wouldnt they have seen her commit suicide the night before or at least heard from one of the friends that was there with her?? Witnesses said they heard an argument and Im sure everyone saw/heard the police and ambulance commotion that night after her body was found. Am I missing something here.

The video showed Aguilera arriving just after 11 p.m. on Nov. 28 and entering a 17th-floor apartment where friends had gathered that night. A large group left the unit at 12:30 a.m., leaving Aguilera and three other girls inside. Investigators confirmed Aguilera had lost her phone at the tailgate. After returning to the apartment, she borrowed a friend's phone around 12:4312:44 a.m. to call an out-of-town boyfriend. Witnesses said they heard an argument, which phone and text records later confirmed. The call lasted about one minute, roughly two minutes before the 911 call that reported her body.

Later that afternoon, at about 12:54 p.m., officers made contact with residents of the apartment who were attempting to report Aguilera missing. They had already called 911 at 12:14 p.m., saying she had not returned. Aguilera's mother also reported her missing around 12:50 p.m., later calling police at 2 p.m. after learning Aguilera's phone had been found in a wooded area.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9

She makes a call in the bed room

Roommates go to sleep. Wake up at like 9am and can't find her and assume she left last night.

Roommates probably slept or were watching Netflix when she jumped and just didn't realize it and passed out.

aggiehawg said:

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She could have been drunk but she could also have been under the influence drugs, whether knowingly or not.

Need that tox report to see what was in her system. So sad.

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According to reports, police revealed they had uncovered a deleted suicide note from earlier in the week on Aguilera's phone, along with suicidal texts sent the evening of her death to friends. The investigation also found that Aguilera had previously made comments in October to friends indicating she may be suicidal.

Im not sure drugs would have had anything to do with this. She was depressed, suicidal, and sounds like her fighting with her boyfriend was the final straw for her.

Wildmen03 said:

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Maybe it's just me, but can we stop saying "unalive"? Real people don't talk like that.

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are you new to this thing called the "internet" and "social media"?

yes, real people who are blocked and cancelled on social media and on twitter and board feeds do use this language.

IN THIS VERY PAGE of F16 there is a news article about Candace Owens claiming a French hit squad, with an Israeli and a ****** were coming to get her.

and the F16 filter turns it into ******

not that there is anything wrong with filters- but to suddenly act as if it is not a fact of life is crazy.

Texag5324 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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She could have been drunk but she could also have been under the influence drugs, whether knowingly or not.

Need that tox report to see what was in her system. So sad.

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According to reports, police revealed they had uncovered a deleted suicide note from earlier in the week on Aguilera's phone, along with suicidal texts sent the evening of her death to friends. The investigation also found that Aguilera had previously made comments in October to friends indicating she may be suicidal.

Im not sure drugs would have had anything to do with this. She was depressed, suicidal, and sounds like her fighting with her boyfriend was the final straw for her.

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Alcohol and drugs can really amplify things like depression.

Wildmen03 said:

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Maybe it's just me, but can we stop saying "unalive"? Real people don't talk like that.

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Just wait until you find out about people in the EU ending their sentences with "in Minecraft"

Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:

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She makes a call in the bed room

Roommates go to sleep. Wake up at like 9am and can't find her and assume she left last night.

Roommates probably slept or were watching Netflix when she jumped and just didn't realize it and passed out.

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She borrowed her friends phone around 12:43am, makes a 1 minute phone call, and then her body is found 2 minutes later. The reports say a large group left at 12:30am, and it was her and 3 girls left. She died around 12:45am. Also, witnesses said they heard an argument take place.

I guess everyone passed out right at 12:30am after everyone left and Brianna was the only person still awake 13 minutes later? Seems odd but plausible I guess. You would think at least one person inside that apartment was still awake and/or heard the argument.

You don't have to use "unalived" on here.

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Wildmen03 said:

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Maybe it's just me, but can we stop saying "unalive"? Real people don't talk like that.

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are you new to this thing called the "internet" and "social media"?

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It is possible to know what a thing is and still think it's stupid.

They were 17 floors up. She calls the boyfriend, fights/argues, maybe tells him she's done with life, jumps. People immediately below see her body and call 911. Girls in the apartment don't even know she jumped and don't think to look outside or don't hear the emergency crews down below.

Maybe they think she passed out in a bedroom or somehow slipped out of the apartment. Not sure however what became of the friends phone. Its like an appendage to most kids so you'd have thought the friend would have gone looking for the phone anyway.

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They were 17 floors up. She calls the boyfriend, fights/argues, maybe tells him she's done with life, jumps. People immediately below see her body and call 911. Girls in the apartment don't even know she jumped and don't think to look outside or don't hear the emergency crews down below.

Maybe they think she passed out in a bedroom or somehow slipped out of the apartment. Not sure however what became of the friends phone. Its like an appendage to most kids so you'd have thought the friend would have gone looking for the phone anyway.

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Yea I hear you. But witnesses said they heard an argument. So witnesses in another apartment or outside could hear the argument, but not her friends inside? Im not suspecting foul play or anything I just think thats odd.

Texag5324 said:

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Texag5324 said:

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Marshall said Aguilera had been tailgating at the Austin Rugby Club earlier in the day, where witnesses reported she became intoxicated to the point she was asked to leave. They said she repeatedly dropped her belongings and at one point staggered into a wooded area the same area where officers later found her phone and other items.

Investigators confirmed Aguilera had lost her phone at the tailgate. After returning to the apartment, she borrowed a friend's phone around 12:4312:44 a.m. to call an out-of-town boyfriend. Witnesses said they heard an argument, which phone and text records later confirmed. The call lasted about one minute, roughly two minutes before the 911 call that reported her body.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9

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This is the part of the story that has me confused. Brianna was with 3 other girls at 12:30am, she borrows her friends phone to call her bf, then her body is discovered a few minutes later. The next day the residents of the apartment (her friends Im assuming) call police at 12:14pm to report her missing.

Wouldnt they have seen her commit suicide the night before or at least heard from one of the friends that was there with her?? Witnesses said they heard an argument and Im sure everyone saw/heard the police and ambulance commotion that night after her body was found. Am I missing something here.

The video showed Aguilera arriving just after 11 p.m. on Nov. 28 and entering a 17th-floor apartment where friends had gathered that night. A large group left the unit at 12:30 a.m., leaving Aguilera and three other girls inside. Investigators confirmed Aguilera had lost her phone at the tailgate. After returning to the apartment, she borrowed a friend's phone around 12:4312:44 a.m. to call an out-of-town boyfriend. Witnesses said they heard an argument, which phone and text records later confirmed. The call lasted about one minute, roughly two minutes before the 911 call that reported her body.

Later that afternoon, at about 12:54 p.m., officers made contact with residents of the apartment who were attempting to report Aguilera missing. They had already called 911 at 12:14 p.m., saying she had not returned. Aguilera's mother also reported her missing around 12:50 p.m., later calling police at 2 p.m. after learning Aguilera's phone had been found in a wooded area.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9

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Wonder if the few remaining were significantly intoxicated from partying all day and they could have passed out, completely oblivious to it all? But yeah, how would you sleep through the commotion of the sirens etc down below.

Actually, I could see some drunkards hearing sirens in their sleep and just sleeping through it or shrugging it off. If you get blacked out, you can sleep through A LOT.

One or two balconies over or above or under?
Didn't want to listen to a fight and went back inside?

As an uninvolved internet observer I think it's likely ok if we don't try to read too much into details that are obviously being sparsely released. I'm glad APD did finally have a press conference to put some questions to rest. That obviously does lead to other questions, but I think it's safe to say it does seem to be getting the attention it needs and is not being brushed aside like we were originally led to think could be happening.

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Texag5324 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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She could have been drunk but she could also have been under the influence drugs, whether knowingly or not.

Need that tox report to see what was in her system. So sad.

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According to reports, police revealed they had uncovered a deleted suicide note from earlier in the week on Aguilera's phone, along with suicidal texts sent the evening of her death to friends. The investigation also found that Aguilera had previously made comments in October to friends indicating she may be suicidal.

Im not sure drugs would have had anything to do with this. She was depressed, suicidal, and sounds like her fighting with her boyfriend was the final straw for her.

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Alcohol and drugs can really amplify things like depression.

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Years ago, the company I worked for had a business relationship with a very nice woman. She went home one day after a long day and took a little something something to settle her nerves. Washed it down with a glass of red wine and then went to relax in her hot tub. Between whatever she took, the wine, and the hot tub, she passed out and drowned.

Don't mix drugs.

Sounds like the ex-boyfriend and his cell phone record is going to hold a lot of answers with the content of that call. Terrible for her family, terrible for him to be the last one to talk to her.

Yes sir. My dad. I had visions of wanting to follow in his footsteps.

Burdizzo said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Texag5324 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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She could have been drunk but she could also have been under the influence drugs, whether knowingly or not.

Need that tox report to see what was in her system. So sad.

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According to reports, police revealed they had uncovered a deleted suicide note from earlier in the week on Aguilera's phone, along with suicidal texts sent the evening of her death to friends. The investigation also found that Aguilera had previously made comments in October to friends indicating she may be suicidal.

Im not sure drugs would have had anything to do with this. She was depressed, suicidal, and sounds like her fighting with her boyfriend was the final straw for her.

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Alcohol and drugs can really amplify things like depression.

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Years ago, the company I worked for had a business relationship with a very nice woman. She went home one day after a long day and took a little something something to settle her nerves. Washed it down with a glass of red wine and then went to relax in her hot tub. Between whatever she took, the wine, and the hot tub, she passed out and drowned.

Don't mix drugs.

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Death of Whitney Houston - Wikipedia

Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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Sounds like the ex-boyfriend and his cell phone record is going to hold a lot of answers with the content of that call. Terrible for her family, terrible for him to be the last one to talk to her.

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Unless I'm wrong, his cell phone records will only provide time of call and his location. It will not provide any content. The phone company doesn't record the actual conversation.

Goodness you've got to feel for him though. Im not in any way laying blame on him, but he has absolutely got to fee like crap.

This would explain why the mother has been claiming none of her daughter's friends would answer her calls. I would have a hard time talking to the mother about what happened unless I was very familiar with her.

Very sad. Sounds like she was heavily intoxicated and possibly blackout drunk and all of her inhibitions of taking her life were suppressed.

Texag5324 said:

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4stringAg said:

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They were 17 floors up. She calls the boyfriend, fights/argues, maybe tells him she's done with life, jumps. People immediately below see her body and call 911. Girls in the apartment don't even know she jumped and don't think to look outside or don't hear the emergency crews down below.

Maybe they think she passed out in a bedroom or somehow slipped out of the apartment. Not sure however what became of the friends phone. Its like an appendage to most kids so you'd have thought the friend would have gone looking for the phone anyway.

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Yea I hear you. But witnesses said they heard an argument. So witnesses in another apartment or outside could hear the argument, but not her friends inside? Im not suspecting foul play or anything I just think thats odd.

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It's often pretty hard to make sense of things like this with so many holes in the plot and details missing. Even something like knowing the layout of the apartment could maybe help us get at least a slightly better idea of what may have possibly happened.

I will just say that I passed out freshman yr at a house party in West Campus after watching us lose to Miss State in the 2000 Snow Bowl and drinking WAY too much trash can punch...I could have slept through firefighters battling a 3 alarm fire next door. Maybe her two friends who stayed back had passed out? We are just blindly speculating with this little amount of info.

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Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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Sounds like the ex-boyfriend and his cell phone record is going to hold a lot of answers with the content of that call. Terrible for her family, terrible for him to be the last one to talk to her.

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Unless I'm wrong, his cell phone records will only provide time of call and his location. It will not provide any content. The phone company doesn't record the actual conversation.

Goodness you've got to feel for him though. Im not in any way laying blame on him, but he has absolutely got to fee like crap.

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This. Depending on how she could have been acting, it would be only natural for a young man to say some pretty harsh things, or want to break things off. I would imagine a midnight call to be pretty sloppy to begin with, for someone who was getting kicked out of a tailgate earlier in the day.

Anyone who managed to sleep next to the train tracks in College Station could easily sleep through that night's events.

El Gallo Blanco said:

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Texag5324 said:

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4stringAg said:

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They were 17 floors up. She calls the boyfriend, fights/argues, maybe tells him she's done with life, jumps. People immediately below see her body and call 911. Girls in the apartment don't even know she jumped and don't think to look outside or don't hear the emergency crews down below.

Maybe they think she passed out in a bedroom or somehow slipped out of the apartment. Not sure however what became of the friends phone. Its like an appendage to most kids so you'd have thought the friend would have gone looking for the phone anyway.

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Yea I hear you. But witnesses said they heard an argument. So witnesses in another apartment or outside could hear the argument, but not her friends inside? Im not suspecting foul play or anything I just think thats odd.

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It's often pretty hard to make sense of things like this with so many holes in the plot and details missing. Even something like knowing the layout of the apartment could maybe help us get at least a slightly better idea of what may have possibly happened.

I will just say that I passed out freshman yr at a house party in West Campus after watching us lose to Miss State in the 2000 Snow Bowl and drinking WAY too much trash can punch...I could have slept through firefighters battling a 3 alarm fire next door. Maybe her two friends who stayed back had passed out? We are just blindly speculating with this little amount of info.

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Could be as simple as heard the argument kicking off and turned up the TV a little.
Or bunked up in a bedroom on the opposite side of the living room.

I mentioned a few posts ago... The first version we were getting was so severly lacking in any detail that it led itself to wild speculation, especially with an understandably emotional mom being the sole source for that information. Now that APD has put out some details it has understandably raised more questions. But, and i think this is important, those questions are more related to the unreleased details. They are not because of underlying or foundational holes in what APD has released. I think it's important to recognize we're not owed those details, and certainly not at this time.

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I think "content of the call" was more about the guy's testimony than anything recorded. Texts, maybe... but his account of the conversation.

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Correct, his interview with the cops. And maybe a lot of text messages going back for quite some time if she had suicidal thoughts or messages in the past. That's a whole lot of what ifs to carry forward in life at that age.

Family members need to get the mother off of social media.

Sad how many people on F5 are wanting this to be a homicide, and already crying coverup and conspiracy.

Not sure why because suicide or homicide are both bad, albeit for different reasons. Accident would be the least worst cause.

Because Austin is the debil.

Seriously, Austin as a city sucks now, but APD still does a pretty good job in spite of a lack of support from city leadership. APD always had more facts. Who knows why they didn't tell the mom anything. Maybe she's been hysterical with them.

Glad everyone is getting answers. Hope Mom can find peace.

El Gallo Blanco said:

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Actually, I could see some drunkards hearing sirens in their sleep and just sleeping through it or shrugging it off. If you get blacked out, you can sleep through A LOT.

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When I was a young 2LT, my wife and I were staying in a hotel and slept through the fire alarm. We only woke up once the flashing lights from the fire truck were coming through the window and the firemen were already in the building.

And that was on the first floor. 17th floor, you're not going to notice the fire trucks at all.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Hope Mom can find peace.

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Sadly, never going to happen for as long as she lives.

Rubicante said:

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Anyone who managed to sleep next to the train tracks in College Station could easily sleep through that night's events.

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I lived next to the tracks. After about a month I could not get to sleep without the sound of the train.

From the facebooks... Buzbee is still doing Buzbee things.

REMINDER:

The Buzbee Law Firm and Gamez Law Firm to Release Information Regarding the Death of Brianna Aguilera

THE POLICE VERSION OF EVENTS DOESN'T ADD UP

The Buzbee Law Firm and the Gamez Law Firm will hold a press conference today, at 1 pm, CST, at The Buzbee Law Firm Houston Office, 75th Floor, JP Morgan Chase Tower, 600 Travis, Houston, Texas 77002. Brianna's parents will be present and may make statements.

At the conference Lead Counsel Tony Buzbee will release pertinent details and remaining questions regarding the surrounding the death of Brianna Aguilera. The legal team and family will also have comments in response to the Austin Police Department's actions in this matter and the premature closing of this important case.

According to Buzbee: "Brianna Aguilera had her whole life in front of her. The circumstances surrounding her death are very suspicious. The Austin Police Department's handling of this matter creates more questions than it provides answers. 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."

Details of conference: Those without press credentials will not be admitted. Uniformed police personnel will be present. The 75th Floor of Chase Tower has a maximum capacity of 100 persons; it is encouraged that members of the press arrive early to gain admission.

WILL BE LIVE STREAMED ON INSTAGRAM: @tonybuzbee

It reminds me of the students from the Kohlberger murders. Basically all went to bed hammered and slept in before realizing something was wrong.

What time did she get kicked out of the Rugby Tailgate?