GALLATIN CO., Ill. - Toxicology on the body of the woman who went missing from Saline County in early March - and was subsequently found in Gallatin County deceased - has returned, and the Gallatin County Coroner has reported the findings: There was meth in the system of Brooke Naylor at the time of her death.
Despite all the online fussing about it (Facebook and other social networking pages are literally aflame with opinions over whether the information should even be made public; hint: coroner info IS public, regardless of what it states or who it involves), this is the report as issued by Gallatin County Coroner Tony Cox, as of today, Monday, April 15.
Naylor was last seen on March 3 after leaving her job for the evening at Morello's in Harrisburg; her car was later found on the spur road between Highway 1 and Highway 142 in Saline County not far from the Gallatin County line. Illinois State Police became involved in the situation on March 6; on March 8, however, her body was located in rural Gallatin County. An autopsy revealed that she died of hypothermia, and toxicology was ordered. The results of that tox were what was revealed today.
Disclosure has received and is working on some extremely intriguing information about an individual who was reportedly somewhat enamored with Naylor, and we're looking into his whereabouts during that time frame. If anything shakes out, we'll report it. Be watching.