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It is said that authorities in Vermont investigate cases involving “dirty play” following the death of former child -star Sophie Nyweide.
Back TmzAnd spoke to members of the Bennington Police Department on Tuesday, April 22, investigations will consider “a range of possible cases, including dirty play.” The outlet also reported that Nyweide, who died on Monday, April 14, had been “found lifeless on the banks of a river.”
Weekly US reached out to Bennington Police for comments.
Nyweide’s family posted A memorial writing on -lein On Monday she confirmed the date of her death and included a number of pictures. Nyweide was 24 years old.
TmzA report also included further details of Nydeide’s death including which was alleged to have been discovered “not far from a secondary school in Bennington” around 4:00 am on Monday and that she had “declared dead on the spot.”
The outlet added that there was “a man with Sophie when he died” and that the man was “cooperating with chops.” It is said that, however, it is not considered suspicious or a person of interest. “
An autopsy is also “pending” and a toxicology report is said to be maintained.
Born in Burlington, Vermont, Nyweide was an actress who portrayed Michelle Williams‘Girl on screen in 2009 movie Mammoth. He read his writing, “Sophie. Life ended too soon. Unless it is in vain. May we all learn from her short life on earth and do better. Yes, we all have to protect our children and do better.”
She was also described by her family as a “kind and trusting girl” who wrote and drew “voraciously.”
He continued, “Much of this art depicts the depth she had and also represents the pain she suffered. Many of her writings and artwork are road maps of her battles and trauma. Even with those road maps, diagnoses, and her own disclosures, the closest to her, she is maintained to be helped to force legal officers legal.
Nyweide was also praised as “a dear daughter, granddaughter, sister, friend and new aunt.” She also “seemed happiest on a film set, becoming someone else,” by the Memorial Writing.
“Her death has left a whole hole. There is sadness, loss, heartbreak and even anger present for those who loved her and who will now have to continue without laughter, contagious passion and skin – without those amazing blue eyes that could look directly to someone’s soul,” the writing continued.
Nyweide spent her life in Vermont and New York City.
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