Overview
- Detectives said a deleted suicide note dated Nov. 25 was recovered from Aguilera’s phone, alongside prior suicidal statements, self-harm behavior and a suicidal text the night she died.
- Surveillance and interviews outlined a timeline from a Friday tailgate where she was asked to leave for intoxication to her arrival at 21 Rio, entry to a 17th‑floor unit and a brief call with her boyfriend minutes before she was found on the ground.
- Police said witnesses were cooperative and that video, phone data and statements provided no evidence of a criminal act or foul play.
- APD leaders said they typically do not discuss suicides publicly but did so to address inaccurate online claims they say were harming witnesses and families.
- Aguilera’s family rejects the determination and has retained attorney Tony Buzbee for an independent review, with phone forensics continuing as part of ongoing procedures.