Miss_Bellatrix
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On the 12/09/2019, after not hearing from her son, Brandon Embry, for a couple of days Sarah, and her family were worried. Sarah decided to pay her son a visit in Asheboro, NC, USA. What she discovered at his apartment that day, no mother should ever have to face. Brandon is found, clinging to life. He was gasping for air, unconscious, and what appeared to be, severely beaten.
Sadly, on 16/09/2019, Brandon succumbs to his injuries and dies at 8.57pm
Three days later an autopsy is performed including a 2000 panel toxicology screen
Brandon’s family visit his apartment on 18-19/19 to begin the agonising job of cleaning up the aftermath. What they saw was both horrifying and heart-breaking.
The place was trashed and there was blood in multiple rooms. On the walls, the bed, bed linen, pillows, inside and outside a closet door, window ledge, and blind, above the toilet and on the cracked bathroom mirror. There was also an unknown green substance on the pillows and what looked like water running through the blood spatter in the bathroom. There was hair and matter in some of the blood. There was blood spatter that reached almost to the ceiling. There was also a dead blow hammer that looked like it had small bloody finger prints over it. There also appears to be dried blood found in Brandon’s truck. (See photos)
Understandably concerned, Brandon’s family called the Asheboro police department to discuss their concerns that none of this was either taken into evidence, swabbed or photographed. CSI attend the scene and confirm a possible ‘clean up’ this is also when the family are informed that the police suspect Brandon was taking meth and in a drug induced craze, ‘beat himself to death’ (Toxicology will later prove this meth theory as false. Brandon had no illicit drugs in his system) the autopsy concluded that Brandon died of ‘Pneumonia’ The lead detective then goes on to state that Brandon had taken ‘synthetic marijuana’ despite no evidence of this substance being found in Brandon’s system, evidence log or search warrants.
07/02/2020 the medical examiner amends the autopsy to ‘undetermined’ after a conversation with the lead detective about her ‘synthetic marijuana’ theory. Despite no evidence to support this. Brandon’s case was ultimately closed on the 27/02/2020
What truly happened to Brandon that day? It sadly still remains a torment and mystery to his family.
“Brandon - a beautiful child and astonishingly smart! His first sweet words were at just a mere few months, then delightful articulate sentences before his first birthday. He was full of surprises, and as rambunctious as a boy could be!
He was gifted with language and expression, so a long conversation with Brandon was time well spent. As masterful as he was with words, I myself cannot find the words to describe the depth of pain of losing him and wishing I could talk with him once again.
He should be here” –Sarah Lee, Brandon’s Mother*
Please take the time to check out my source (linked below) where all the information and all the photos are available. Including POI. Thank you.
Source:
Brandon’s Voice
*Posted with consent from Brandon's mum, Sarah.

Sadly, on 16/09/2019, Brandon succumbs to his injuries and dies at 8.57pm
Three days later an autopsy is performed including a 2000 panel toxicology screen
Brandon’s family visit his apartment on 18-19/19 to begin the agonising job of cleaning up the aftermath. What they saw was both horrifying and heart-breaking.
The place was trashed and there was blood in multiple rooms. On the walls, the bed, bed linen, pillows, inside and outside a closet door, window ledge, and blind, above the toilet and on the cracked bathroom mirror. There was also an unknown green substance on the pillows and what looked like water running through the blood spatter in the bathroom. There was hair and matter in some of the blood. There was blood spatter that reached almost to the ceiling. There was also a dead blow hammer that looked like it had small bloody finger prints over it. There also appears to be dried blood found in Brandon’s truck. (See photos)
Understandably concerned, Brandon’s family called the Asheboro police department to discuss their concerns that none of this was either taken into evidence, swabbed or photographed. CSI attend the scene and confirm a possible ‘clean up’ this is also when the family are informed that the police suspect Brandon was taking meth and in a drug induced craze, ‘beat himself to death’ (Toxicology will later prove this meth theory as false. Brandon had no illicit drugs in his system) the autopsy concluded that Brandon died of ‘Pneumonia’ The lead detective then goes on to state that Brandon had taken ‘synthetic marijuana’ despite no evidence of this substance being found in Brandon’s system, evidence log or search warrants.
07/02/2020 the medical examiner amends the autopsy to ‘undetermined’ after a conversation with the lead detective about her ‘synthetic marijuana’ theory. Despite no evidence to support this. Brandon’s case was ultimately closed on the 27/02/2020
What truly happened to Brandon that day? It sadly still remains a torment and mystery to his family.
“Brandon - a beautiful child and astonishingly smart! His first sweet words were at just a mere few months, then delightful articulate sentences before his first birthday. He was full of surprises, and as rambunctious as a boy could be!
He was gifted with language and expression, so a long conversation with Brandon was time well spent. As masterful as he was with words, I myself cannot find the words to describe the depth of pain of losing him and wishing I could talk with him once again.
He should be here” –Sarah Lee, Brandon’s Mother*
Please take the time to check out my source (linked below) where all the information and all the photos are available. Including POI. Thank you.
Source:
Brandon’s Voice
*Posted with consent from Brandon's mum, Sarah.









