State Autopsy: Black Man's Suicide

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2 autopsies for Black man found hanging in Alabama produce differing conclusions

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Dennoriss Richardson’s body was discovered in September in rural Colbert County , Alabama .

A state autopsy released to law enforcement in late December ruled the 39-year-old 's death a suicide.

A private autopsy conducted by his family found no definitive evidence he died by suicide.

The case has sparked intense suspicion and outcry in a community with a long history of racial injustice.

The march was “not just about seeking answers, but about securing a future where our minds and bodies are valued, heard and safe,” said Trinda Owens , a social worker from Sheffield .

Owens also encouraged marchers to de-stigmatize conversations about mental health.

Sheriff Balentine called for a federal investigation into Richardson ’s death.

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