Tennessee woman, Eliza Fletcher, died from gunshot to the head: autopsy
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A Tennessee woman kidnapped while jogging earlier this month died from a gunshot to the head, according to findings from an autopsy released Thursday.
The kindergarten teacher was jogging on the University of Memphis campus Sept. 2 when she was forced into a vehicle after a struggle. Her body was found Sept. 5 behind a home following a days-long search. Eliza Fletcher with her family in an undated photograph provided by the funeral home; Eliza Fletcher poses for a selfie. An autopsy released Thursday determined she died from a gunshot to the head. (Canale Funeral Directors; Liza Fletcher/Instagram) Photo provided by Memphis Police Department shows Eliza Fletcher (Memphis Police Department) Eliza frequently shared pictures of her two young sons on her Instagram account. (Liza Fletcher/Instagram) Louis Casiano is a reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to louis.casiano@fox.com.
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