Found Deceased TX - Mariadelis Labrador Siles, 28, SAN ANTONIO, March 10, 2025

[J4xst3r]

Here is her instagram. She sold laundry products. She had a storage unit where she worked out of .

https://www.instagram.com/productosparacamion/

Could there be a connection of a separate instagram? Most of the friends are out of US and seems to have family more connected. Just wonder if anyone of them might have intel but not being reached out to. That products account has had account name changed 3x and all within the year 2024. So in less then a year, 3x to change instagram name seems kinda odd

 

[J4xst3r]

Here is her instagram. She sold laundry products. She had a storage unit where she worked out of .

https://www.instagram.com/productosparacamion/

Also is it laundry detergent for household? Seems like supplies for diesel trucks/truckers.

 

[Friday Fan]

Went to check for updates and found this:

Death of Mariadelis Labrador near local park officially ruled a suicide

SAN ANTONIO - The death of a woman who's body was found in a local park has been ruled a suicide, according to the San Antonio Medical Center.Related:Body foun

news4sanantonio.com

 

[tlorik]

I went back and read this whole thread and feel like I'm missing something somewhere - they ruled it as a suicide? Where is/was the knife? In her hand? Her chest?
Not trying to be gross or insensitive - just trying to figure out what i missed??

 

[steff13]

Stabbing yourself in the chest is a rather unusual way to commit suicide, I would think.

 

[SimplyCass]

I went back and read this whole thread and feel like I'm missing something somewhere - they ruled it as a suicide? Where is/was the knife? In her hand? Her chest?
Not trying to be gross or insensitive - just trying to figure out what i missed??

I don't think you're being insensitive. There was practically no speculation here until the article about the ME's determination was posted yesterday (and that was dated 5/5/25).

Autopsy reports in Texas are public record. I found Bexar County's website and put in a request, but it's not free: they charge $25. (This is in contrast to other counties, like Harris County, where Houston is, doesn't charge for a regular copy, only for certified ones.)

 

[Friday Fan]

I don't think you're being insensitive. There was practically no speculation here until the article about the ME's determination was posted yesterday (and that was dated 5/5/25).

Autopsy reports in Texas are public record. I found Bexar County's website and put in a request, but it's not free: they charge $25. (This is in contrast to other counties, like Harris County, where Houston is, doesn't charge for a regular copy, only for certified ones.)

Thank you!