Shocking Cause Of Death Released For Hudson Valley, New York Inmate
A "beloved" 30-year-old father died while in jail in the Hudson Valley. His cause of death is shocking to many.
In March, officials from Orange County confirmed the death of an inmate.
30-Year-Old Man Dies Inside Orange County Jail
Officials announced a 30-year-old male in custody at the Orange County Jail died inside the prison on Sunday, March 24th, 2024.
Officials said the unnamed 30-year-old died of "unknown causes" adding an autopsy would be performed to confirm the cause of death.
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"The Orange County Sheriff's Office Administration and Staff are working in conjunction with the New York State Attorney General's Office on the continuing investigation, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Senior Investigator and Public Information Officer Samantha Pascal stated in a press release.
Cause Of Death Released In Hudson Valley
This week, Pascal announced the results of the autopsy and released the inmate's name. 30-year-old Jario Navarro died while in custody at the Orange County Jail from "natural causes."
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"An autopsy was conducted on March 26th, 2024, which determined the manner of death to be natural causes," Pascal told Hudson Valley Post in an email on Wednesday.
Survived By 3 Children
More information about Navarro's death wasn't released. He's survived by many loved ones, including his three children, according to his obituary.
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"Jairo was a loving, caring, funny soul that would light up any room with his genuine smile. Jairo enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his beloved children. They meant the world to him," his obituary states.
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