I was going through older articles and realized I’d forgotten a lot of things, such as:
“[Medina County Coroner Dr. Lisa] Deranek has said Macron suffered six stab wounds, including a long wound on his neck.
‘None of the wounds alone caused Macron’s death,’ she said. ‘They would cause some blood loss, but not his death.’”
“Leading up to Macron’s death, [Former sheriff’s Capt. David] Centner previously said Macron accrued a ‘large amount’ of financial debt and engaged in other ‘personal behaviors’ that reportedly were unknown to his family and friends.
[Mrs. Macron’s attorney, Richard] Lillie, however, has said Macron’s financial situation was ‘not at all dire.
‘We don’t know if the financial problems caused him to say or do anything ... but we don’t believe that it did.’”
BCI to take over investigation into former Lafayette trustee Bryan Macron's death
“It was later reported by the sheriff's office that Macron’s vehicle was spotted on surveillance video at the administration building and seen leaving the office around 6:30 a.m.”
“The lake was not searched at the time [when Bryon was first reported missing], despite Macron’s vehicle being found there; the sheriff’s office reported the lake was nearly completely frozen at the time and police searched the inlets and outlets, and a plane completed overhead surveillance.”
“He was found less than a mile away from where his vehicle was left at a public lot near the lakeshore.”
Big questions remain one year after trustee's disappearance, death
“Sheriff’s Capt. David Centner provided an update on the investigation; surveillance video shows Macron’s vehicle was at the township administration building on Wedgewood Road at 1:50 a.m. Dec. 16, 2016, and blood later determined to be his was found in the offices and bathroom, including shoeprints matching those Macron had on when his body was discovered.
No additional blood or DNA belonging to anyone else was found at the scene, Centner said, and there was no proof anyone was either in the township office or in the car during this time period.”
“The [Bryon’s] vehicle was seen leaving the office at 6:24 a.m. Dec. 16, and was seen passing a residence by the lake about 10 minutes later; about an hour later, a township employee called police after discovering the office scene and the vehicle was found around 8:45 a.m. at the public parking lot at Chippewa Lake.”
“Centner said Macron’s laptop was sent to FBI headquarters in Virginia; Macron reportedly changed his password and installed security software before he disappeared and local authorities were unable to get into it.”
Macron's death ruled 'undetermined' by medical examiner
“Medical examiners found six stab wounds on Macron's body, including a long wound on his neck.
[Medina County Coroner Dr. Lisa] Deranek said the direction of the wounds suggest they could have been self-inflicted, but there isn't any evidence to prove they were.”
“Surveillance cameras around the area captured Macron's SUV driving to his office around 1:50 a.m. Dec. 16 and leaving around 6:30 a.m., but even those weren't enough to determine whether anyone else was in the building or car with Macron that day.”
“Deranek brought up other hypotheses during the news conference, such as hypothermia or another water-related cause of death, but she emphasized that they were simply guesses and not based on facts.
She also said there wasn't enough evidence to call the death a suicide.”
Medina County officials conclude cause of Bryon Macron’s death undetermined,’ find no evidence of others involved - News - Akron Beacon Journal - Akron, OH
“Macron suffered a stab wound on the right side of his neck, but it did not strike any vital organs, the report says. He also suffered superficial wounds on the right side of his neck and another on his right forearm. He also had two others on his left forearm and another on this left shoulder.”
Bryon Macron: The mystery of the Lafayette Township trustee’s death continues as his widow searches for clues - News - Akron Beacon Journal - Akron, OH
“News 5 took all of the information released Monday to private investigator Tim Dimoff, who's familiar with the case.
‘That computer will probably tell us a lot of what happened and probably solve the 'why,' Dimoff said, referring to Macron's computer, currently with the FBI in Quantico.
Dimoff said he is familiar with the Macron family and what they think about the investigation.
‘The family just doesn't believe he would commit suicide,’ he said.
He said he agreed months ago when information was first released. But after seeing the new details released Monday he's changed his mind.
‘With their evidence? That really points to the fact he drove his car, he drove to the lake. That's a fact, so we have an individual that was very distressed, hardship situation, and he decided to commit suicide,’ he said.”
Bryon Macron's cause of death "undetermined"
I tend to agree with Mr. Dimoff.
