Some victims identified, cause sought in deadly Travis Scott Astroworld concert
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As the victims' names emerged from the deadly Astroworld Festival concert in Houston, the medical examiner asked for the public's help in identifying one young man.
As names of some of the victims emerged in the deadly stage-surge horror at the Astroworld Festival concert in Houston, the medical examiner asked for the public's help in identifying one young man died in the chaos that erupted during rapper Travis Scott's performance.
The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences released a post-mortem photo of the 6-foot-2, nearly 500-pound man, who perished at Memorial Hermann Hospital in the Texas Medical Center, where he was brought after Friday night's mayhem.
He was among eight concert-goers killed when throngs in the estimated crowd of 50,000 packed into NRG Stadium, home of the Houston Texans NFL football team, suddenly surged toward the stage, authorities said. Another 25 people were injured, one just 10 years old, officials said.
The unidentified victim is believed to be in his early 20s, according to the medical examiner's office statement. He had short black or dark brown wavy hair, a slight mustache and a goatee.
