Forensic imaging finds no head trauma in Adriana Younge’s death

The head and facial examination of Adriana Younge showed no trauma — a critical detail in ruling out foul play. According to the report, her scalp, skull, and facial bones were intact and free of wounds or fractures.

A CT scan and radiographs confirmed the absence of contusions, hemorrhages, or signs of impact.

The only notable observation was frothy white mucus at the nostrils — a sign often associated with drowning. Her tongue, found wedged between her teeth, did not indicate any forced trauma or suffocation.

The forensic team concluded: there was no head trauma — bolstering their opinion that Adriana died by drowning.