Authorities share update on circumstances around missing college student Jimmy Gracey's death

Spain Preliminary report of autopsy points to accidental death by drowning and injuries consistent with hitting breakwater rocks NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An autopsy of the body of a 20-year-old University of Alabama student who disappeared last week while on spring break in Barcelona shows he likely died from an accidental drowning, according to a preliminary report filed by local police. The body of James "Jimmy" Gracey, whose disappearance in the wee hours last Tuesday set off a frantic search, by Catalan Police forces, was found floating in the Mediterranean Sea days later. The report police filed with a local judge found no signs of foul play, but final results will be available on Thursday, according to Spanish newspaper El Periódico.The Elmhurst, Ill., native had been out with friends at a world-famous nightclub at the city’s Port Olímpic district, which flanks a promenade on sea.A police spokesman told Fox News that Gracey’s phone had been found on an individual known to local authorities for past charges. The individual was ultimately determined to not have come into contact with Gracey and instead was charged with "illegal possession of another person’s belonging."