Cory Barron's autopsy shows 'no sign of foul play'

Lorain County Coroner Dr. Stephen Evans finished the autopsy report Tuesday for Cory Barron and was preparing to send it to Cleveland police, but said people will likely be disappointed because it doesn't provide any of the answers people were so desperately seeking.

"We don't know any more. ... The circumstances haven't changed," he said. "It appears to be just a tragic accident."

Barron, 22, disappeared Friday, July 18, while attending a Jason Aldean concert at Progressive Field. His body was found Tuesday, July 22, at the Lorain County Landfill in New Russia Township.

Evans said the cause of death was multiple blunt force impact from the five-story fall down a Progressive Field trash chute, and death was immediate.

Evans said their was no sign of foul play and nothing on the body to indicate Barron's fall was not accidental.

Evans said tests detected the presence of alcohol, but due to the condition of the body he couldn't say how much. He said no other drugs were detected in Barron's system.

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"I'm less than happy," Evans said. "We'll never know the circumstances of how he wound up in the trash chute. I wish I had that for the family."

Cleveland police will continue to investigate Barron's death. Evans said as of his last conversation with them, they had no new information to shed new light on the case.