NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WDNews) – Riley Strain’s autopsy report was released this morning, showing that his blood alcohol level was .228 – nearly three times the legal limit.
Strain was a 22-year-old University of Missouri student who went missing in Nashville on March 8th and was later found dead in the Cumberland River in Nashville on March 22nd.
Strain also had traces of Delta 9 in his system, which is a legal form of THC available in Tennessee.
His autopsy revealed that his death was an accidental drowning and there was no foul play suspected.
The Tennessee Alcohol Beverage Commission has launched an investigation into whether Strain was overserved alcohol on the night he went missing.
Luke Bryan’s Nashville bar, Luke’s 32 Bridge, claims that Strain was served only one alcoholic beverage and two glasses of water that night.
The investigation as to whether he was overserved is ongoing.
