Autopsy results still not released in death of former Pingry athlete Full ArticlePosted by cjrothma February 09, 2009 16:54PM Top of page
Warren, a varsity lacrosse player at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y., was found dead in an off-campus house on the morning of Jan. 31. The article full relays the status of the investigation and memorial services for Warren.
Students Cant Believe What Happened at Hobart College Reported by: Jason Frazer Full Article Monday, Feb 2, 2009 @05:30pm Top of page
"Students at Hobart College still can't believe what happened."
Autopsy Not Forthcoming in Death of Hobart Student Full Article
Investigators
probe death of 20-year-old Hobart student Staff writer Top of page "Ontario County District Attorney R. Michael Tantillo will decide whether the case of a Hobart and William Smith Colleges student found dead Saturday will go to a grand jury." Which is said to be "only if there is an arguable basis for some sort of criminal culpability." "We've basically spent the bulk of the weekend trying to reach out to faculty and staff to help them deal with their grief. We're a small community and his death is going to be felt for quite some time," Williams said.
Kimber's
grandfather, Warren Kimber Jr., is a 1956 Hobart graduate and a member of the
school's board of trustees. Pair pleads guilty to giving alcohol to former Pingry athlete from Summit who diedPosted by cdelacru May 14, 2009 17:25PM Top of page Full ArticleReported that two Hobart College senior varsity lacrosse players, Bradley Hester, 22, and Matthew Smalley, 23, pleaded guilty to providing alcohol to Warren Kimber at a house party before he was found dead. The autopsy found that Warren died from an overdose of alcohol and painkillers. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
2 admit role in alcohol death of teammate
Summit resident died from an overdose during off-campus party in
upstate N.Y.
Reported on the arrests of the Hobart lacrosse players. Also reported the the investigators found that there were 30 or 40 people" at the party the which was said to be a mild party as parties go. There were some people under 21, and the two arrested provided beer for the party. Tests showed that Warren died of a combination of alcohol and oxycodone. His blood-alcohol level was 0.29 percent. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Alexi Friedman may be reached at (908) 351-4654 or at afriedman@starledger.com.ACT NOW-Before Events Leave You With No Choice Leave your comments on the CompelledToAct Blog |
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