US Politics | Princeton student Misrach Ewuentie’s family plan independent autopsy after ‘suspicious’ death as they raise $60k

PRINCETON student Misrach Ewuentie's family has raised more than $60k for an independent autopsy and funeral costs in less than 24 hours after her ...suspicious... death on campus. The 20-year-old Ivy League junior went missing six days before she was found dead at the New Jersey school behind the tennis courts. Misrach Ewunetie, 20, was last seen on Friday at around 3am near Scully Hall The young woman's body was found at the back of the tennis courts last weekColin MacFarlane for The U.S. Sun More than $60k has already been raised for the family from 800 plus donations Despite Mercer County claiming there were no obvious signs of foul play and her death ...did not seem criminal in any nature..., her family are not convinced. Her brother Universe revealed a worker had to cut back tree branches for them to remove her body from the bizarre location. Princeton University NO ANSWERS Search for Princeton University student slammed after body found on campus COLLEGE TRAGEDY What to know about late Princeton University student Misrach Ewunetie He insists she had no known health problems and was happily planning for her future when she went missing. Now, The U.S. Sun can reveal the family has surpassed their $50k goal for an independent autopsy in less than a day, as they wait for answers regarding the cause and manner of her death. In a statement released on a new Go Fund Me page, they wrote: ...On Thursday, October 22nd, our dearest and loving daughter, sister, niece, cousin, and friend, Misrach, was found dead on the Princeton University campus after missing nearly a week. ...There are simply no words that can encapsulate the grief and mourning that such an event has brought to Misrach's family. She was the best of us; she had the kindest heart, the sharpest mind, and the most considerate soul. To lose her is just heartbreaking. 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The family continued: ...She never judged anyone and took the time to understand all–she humanized, empathized, and advocated for you. Whether she knew you or not, she greeted you with a warm smile and a gentle hug—her presence was always welcoming and without ill will. ...Beyond her impeccable character, Misrach was brilliant. And despite her remarkable natural ability, she never rested on it \- she was studious and very disciplined.... BEAUTIFUL WOMAN Her family, who moved from Ethiopia in 2008, reported her missing after she failed to return their calls and allegedly missed a meeting for her American citizenship on Saturday. A valedictorian of her high school in Ohio, she moved to New Jersey to attend Princeton two years ago and was majoring in sociology with a minor in computer science. ...There is nothing that can replace the beautiful person that we have lost,... her heartbroken family wrote. ...Misrach is missed by her loving family, friends, and anyone who knew her. ...Due to her sudden death and bizarre circumstances surrounding her passing, we ask family, friends, and anyone aware of her story to support Misrach's family by assisting with the expenses associated with a funeral, an independent autopsy, and significant travel.... Exclusive photographs previously obtained by The U.S. Sun show the grassed public area covered in leaves where Misrach's body was laid, surrounded by trees behind the tennis court fencing.  SUSPICIOUS LOCATION ...The area she was found makes us feel it was suspicious, some trees had to be cut when they were removing Misrach,... her brother Universe said.  ...Everyone thinks it's over with, and they released that statement before doing any autopsy and without telling us.... He added her brothers have been left heartbroken by her death and her ...very private... parents have found it ...beyond difficult... to deal with losing their only daughter.  Throughout the search, the family were left disappointed by Princeton's response, and despite numerous calls and emails The U.S. Sun was met with radio silence. Mercer County, which conducted its own autopsy on Friday, is also refusing to comment further as they wait for toxicology results to come back. 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The Princeton student's brother Universe has spoken to The U.S. Sun about her deathUniverse Ewunetie Flowers were left near where her body was found and students held prayersColin MacFarlane for The U.S. Sun School officials said she ...has not been in touch with her family or friends in days'

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