Riley strain’s body is found
7:28 pm on March 22, a local worker called the police to report to see a body In Cumberland River in western Nashville, Metropolitan Nashville Police Chief John Drake said at a press conference later that day.
Davidson County Medical Examiner’s Office positively identified Riley, but his black and white shirt and other identifiable objects on the body, including a clock, also indicated that it was him, according to the boss.
“I want to say to the family, my heart and prayers go out to you all for this very unhappy and tragic incident,” said the manager. “I also want to say thanks to the Nashville community and the outflow of support from the community to try to help us find Mr. Strain.”
Given its height and weight, the investigators had appreciated when and where Riley’s body can show up if he had entered the river. “This is the 14th day,” the boss explained, “so we really expected at any time to find him. So we were in the right place. It’s just unfortunate.”
He said there was “no other evidence to indicate anything other than” that Riley fell into the river.
Riley’s father, mom and stepfather bore all green, his favorite color, to the police headquarters that afternoon, according to Bang.
Talk to reportersMichelle said: “I just ask that mom out there, hugs your kids tight tonight.
