Father is looking for answers after the death of his daughter at California University Santa Barbara

A Washington The father presses the answers to the investigation of the death of an 18-year-old daughter on a campus at California University earlier this year.

Liz Hamel, 18 years old, was found unconscious outside the hostel on the campus of California University Santa Barbara on February 14 after obviously came from the breeze. She died a few days later.

But what happened led to her death remains a mystery.

“Over the past few months have informed us UC Santa Barbara PD and they were very good to us. They were … compassionate. But, of course, since this is a constant investigation, they can’t give us a lot of details, “said Aleon Hamel, Liz’s father, said Fox News”America reports“Sumo Sandra Smith in an interview on Friday.

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Washington’s father presses the responses to the death of an 18-year-old daughter on the campus earlier this year. (Allen Hamel)

Homel, who lives in Seattle, told Fox News that his family turned to the community this week to help find a man who was with his daughter on the night when she fell. Within 24 hours, university police were able to talk to an interesting person.

“I think it was incredibly successful. I can’t say enough Santabars. It was so fast. They really helped us so much to move the investigation forward,” Homel said. “I don’t police. I’m outside, but they seem to have really moved forward. “

“An individual who was identified against the incident at our residence was posted and interviewed,” Santhabar said in a statement by UC. “The investigation is ongoing, and we cannot discuss additional details at this time. The UCPD reports the family and cooperates closely with the Santhabar district prosecutor’s office.

Liz Hamel died after in February obviously fell from the Breezeway hostel. (Allen Hamel)

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“The UCPD seeks to continue its comprehensive investigation to seek the answers related to this tragic event, and closely cooperates with the district prosecutor’s office and sheriff after the early stages of the investigation.”

Hamel said he did not know the man he was with his daughter, and not friends’ friends. He is not suspicious of her death.

“Homel said as far as he knew, they met at Barry noodles that night,” and they hit him, and it was Valentine’s Day. So, I think it could have something in common. Coal.

“She was wonderful,” said Halm about her daughter Liz. “She was our world. She is our only child. And she was everything for us. She was a real joy. And, you know, we were so lucky to have 18 years. We would like to have more time.” (Allen Hamel)

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“She was wonderful,” Homel said of her daughter. “She was our world. She is our only child. And she was everything for us. She was a real joy. And you know we are so lucky to have 18 years. We would like to have more time.”

Typelin is available by phone 805-335-3851 for those who have Liz’s death information.