Canada manhunt kam mcleod bryer schmegelsky died by suicide in prison. He was 35. He served three years of his sentence for manslaughter and burglary. His mother, Christine Schmegelsky, said her son had been ‘trying to kill himself’ for more than a year. Schmegelsky says he was a victim of neglect and abuse in their family home. Bryer Schmegelsky died of a heart attack at the Stony Island jail. He died from a heart attack on September 16. Schmegelsky has been trying to find a way to pay for his funeral expenses. He could not bear the thought of finding a funeral home where someone could afford it. Her husband, Terry, also a corrections officer, has been paying for funeral costs and will pay off the account of Schmegelsky’s son at their own expense and he is seeking financial assistance from his pension fund.
‘He died of suicide by heart attack’
‘Family wa바카라s devastated’
‘He was homeless’
‘He had trouble sleeping’
‘He was having problems with medication’
‘Police were asked to investigate death of inmate Brynchel Bryer Schmegelsky, 35, on July 24’
‘Police were called to Stony Island Penitentiary on July 24 for a report of a male subject’s death’
‘Investigation into Bryer Schmegelsky’s death discovered he hanged himself’
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«DALLAS – A police officer’s suicide note, addressed to the county jail, was found inside the vehicle of an officer involved in an attempted suicide in custody at a Stony Island prison this week. ‘I am going to tell you now that everything I know has been an absolute lie,’ the officer wrote in the note on July 24 as the department investigated the death of the man who had attempted suicide earlier in the day. The note, found inside the vehicle of Officer Thomas Rauf, 32, was signed by Officer Bryer Schmegelsky, a 30-year-old man who had been arrested in 2008 in connection with a stabbing case in the jail parking lot. According to police, Officer Rauf was found hanging. «DALLAS – A suicide note signeapronxd by an official of the San Antonio Regional Office for Corrections was found in the officer’s vehicle Sunday afternoon in the parking lot of the Stony Island jail. It read: ‘To a friend who loved me: I have to say thank you for caring tha