Police Search For Missing University Of Cincinnati Student
Blackwell said search parties had extensively scanned the exterior of the building where the body was found and said the building had been secure. The body was discovered by the building's landlord. Blackwell said he was "pretty certain" that the body was that of Dulle, 21. A Dulle family spokeswoman released a statement later in the evening confirming that Brogan had been found deceased. Dulle's disappearance captured the attention of UC President Santa Ono who tweeted "Brogan Dulle is in my thoughts and prayers. We want him back home and at UC." Brogan. You brought so many gifts to those around you and to UC," Ono tweeted. "We will never forget you. May your heart and soul find peace and comfort." both college students
Around 2 a.m. Sunday, Dulle went back to his apartment in the 100 block of East McMillan St., realized his cell phone was missing and presumably went back out to retrace his steps. He's not been seen since then. Cincinnati Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell and Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco spoke to the media outside the building, located on the corner of East McMillan Street and Highland Avenue, and said the death appeared to be self-inflicted. We are NOT the creators of FLV Tube Player. Many Anti-Virus programs identify FLVTUBE.NET PLAYER as a VIRUS or FLVTUBE.NET as distributing MALWARE. It would have been a difficult place for someone to discover him without actually being inside the building where he was found," Sammarco said.
A graduate of Turpin High School in Anderson Township, Dulle studied education at UC. He was a swim coach at MercyHealth Plex and Turpin Hills Swim Club. Brogan if you see this, nothing matters but getting you home. Please reach out to any of us, Mom, Dad, siblings, aunts, uncles or cousins. We are all here for you." Earlier Monday, Dulle's family said it will not be organizing any additional volunteer search efforts until further notice because an extensive search area has been covered multiple times. Dulle's story attracted national media attention and a $25,000 reward, including $10,000 from UC President Santa Ono. Family members described Dulle's disappearance as surreal. Brian still hasn't been found 8 years later!
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