Feb 22 (Reuters) - Maryland officials are investigating the death of an prison inmate who was found dead in a steam-filled cell, a prison spokesman said on Sunday.
The inmate,
- Louis Leysath
, 35, was serving a life sentence in Jessup Correctional Institution for murder when he was found on Friday in his cell, which was filled with steam, prison spokesman Mark Vernarelli said in a statement.
Vernarelli said the death occurred "under unusual circumstance."
Correctional staff performed CPR on him, but Leysath was pronounced dead a short time later.
There was no fire in the cell, and no foul play is suspected. It is unclear whether the death was accidental or a suicide, Vernarelli said.
Leysath was housed alone. The investigation is continuing. (Reporting by John Clarke; Editing by Eric Walsh)
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There ya go spend more money investigating a murder of female victim while her two kids were in the other room. These people are as sick as the murder.
ReplyDeleteThere ya go spend more money investigating a murder of female victim while her two kids were in the other room. These people are as sick as the murder.
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