SC Student Samantha Josephson Killed by Multiple Sharp Force Injuries: Autopsy
Josephson went missing after getting into a car she thought was an Uber. Her body was discovered hours later.
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Samantha Josephson, the University of South Carolina student who died last weekend after getting into a car she likely mistakenly believed to be her Uber, was killed by multiple sharp force injuries, according to an autopsy report cited Monday by ABC News 4 reporter Ashley Blackstone. Police say that after a night out with her friends, the 21-year-old called an Uber at about 2 a.m. Friday night, and that when Nathaniel David Rowland pulled up, she got into the car thinking he was her driver. Her body was found a day later. Rowland has since been arrested and charged with murder, and the investigation is ongoing.
***JUST IN: An autopsy indicated the cause of death for USC student Samantha Josephson was due to multiple sharp force injuries. The City of Columbia Police Department, the Clarendon County Sheriffs’ Office and SLED are continuing to investigate. #scnews
— Ashley Blackstone (@ashblackstone) April 1, 2019
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