Authorities share update on circumstances around missing college student Jimmy Gracey's death
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A preliminary autopsy report indicates that the death of University of Alabama student James "Jimmy" Gracey, who went missing during a spring break trip to Barcelona, Spain, was likely an accidental drowning. The 20-year-old's body was found in the Mediterranean Sea after a search was launched following his disappearance early last Tuesday. Spanish police found no signs of foul play, and injuries were consistent with hitting breakwater rocks. Gracey had last been seen at a nightclub in the Port Olímpic district. Police recovered Gracey's phone from an individual known to them, but determined that this person had no contact with Gracey and charged him with illegal possession of stolen property. Final autopsy results are expected soon.
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AI-ExtractedThe individual with Gracey's phone was charged with illegal possession.
Gracey's phone was found on an individual known to local authorities.
Gracey's body was found floating in the Mediterranean Sea.
Police found no signs of foul play in Gracey's death.
Preliminary autopsy points to accidental death by drowning for Jimmy Gracey.
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