Stephanie was in tremendous pain as a result of fibromyalgia, and the medications she was taking had a side effect of depression. Stephanie Torres' family, which includes her two grown children, survived her death.
An autopsy has allowed police to identify the body of Stephanie found in a vehicle that was recovered from the Brazos River on Jan. 19, 2022
Police said the body was that of Stephanie Torres, who went missing in 2017 and had been the focus of a search by family and police.
The medical examiner performing the autopsy determined the cause of death as inconclusive.
An autopsy has allowed police to identify the body of Stephanie found in a vehicle that was recovered from the Brazos River on Jan. 19, 2022
Police said the body was that of Stephanie Torres, who went missing in 2017 and had been the focus of a search by family and police.
The medical examiner performing the autopsy determined the cause of death as inconclusive.
Stephanie was in tremendous pain as a result of fibromyalgia, and the medications she was taking had a side effect of depression. Stephanie Torres' family, which includes her two grown children, survived her death.
An autopsy has allowed police to identify the body of Stephanie found in a vehicle that was recovered from the Brazos River on Jan. 19, 2022
Police said the body was that of Stephanie Torres, who went missing in 2017 and had been the focus of a search by family and police.
The medical examiner performing the autopsy determined the cause of death as inconclusive.
An autopsy has allowed police to identify the body of Stephanie found in a vehicle that was recovered from the Brazos River on Jan. 19, 2022
Police said the body was that of Stephanie Torres, who went missing in 2017 and had been the focus of a search by family and police.
The medical examiner performing the autopsy determined the cause of death as inconclusive.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
