Christian Andreacchio Case Files Revealed

Those of you who have been following the case of the recently deceased christian andreacchio know that the defendant in the case is allegedly sharing the autopsy photographs and text messages. This is not the first time that the defendant in a case has been found to have leaked the files.

Benny Dubose took on the christian andreacchio case

Several months after the death of towboat captain Christian Andreacchio, the Meridian Police Department decided to re-open the case. When Benny Dubose became the police chief, he inherited the case.

The case has involved numerous detectives, private investigators and forensic pathologists. It has also been handed over to the state Attorney General’s office. The department has not made any arrests.

When a grand jury heard the case in 2017, it declined to indict Whitley Goodman and Dylan Swearingen. Goodman and Swearingen were the only people in the apartment until 5 p.m. Swearingen told police that Goodman and Christian had an argument when they arrived at the apartment. He also said that Christian told him he wanted to shoot himself.

The Meridian Police Department has been conducting an investigation for three years. They have involved several detectives, forensic pathologists, crime scene re-constructionists and private investigators.

The investigation has yielded substantial evidence of foul play. However, the state Attorney General’s office has yet to comment on the specifics of the case.

Defendant allegedly shared autopsy photographs and text messages

Defendant Richie McAlister allegedly shared autopsy photographs and text messages of Christian Andreacchio in the case files of the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office. The case files contain documents gathered by the Attorney General’s Office, other agencies, and individuals.

According to Rae Andreacchio, the mother of Christian, Richie McAlister shared her son’s autopsy photographs and text messages in the case files. She believes that McAlister violated her son’s privacy by posting them. The defendant also shared other documents related to the case.

Rae Andreacchio believes that Richie McAlister shared the information in a negligent manner. She also says that the information was not less truthful. The defendant has publicly spoken out in support of the Meridian Police Department’s conclusion that Christian’s death was a suicide.

The Andreacchio family believes that Richie McAlister is responsible for the death of Christian. Rae says she was astonished to find the post-mortem examination photographs of Christian’s body online. She has since launched a White House petition to investigate the matter. The family also believes that two people in the apartment with Christian had arrest warrants.

Defendant allegedly shared christian andreacchio’s driver’s license

Defendant allegedly shared Christian Andreacchio’s driver’s license and autopsy photographs online. He has also made public comments on the matter. This information could prove to be important in the case.

Christian Andreacchio was a 21-year-old towboat captain on the Mississippi River. He was found dead in his apartment in Meridian, Mississippi, in February 2014. He was found slumped over a bathtub with a single gunshot wound to the head. His death was ruled suicide by the Meridian Police Department, but the Andreacchio family believes he was murdered.

The Meridian Police Department’s investigation has involved forensic pathologists, crime scene reconstructionists, three police chiefs, and a host of detectives. But the police department has not arrested anyone in connection with the case.

The Meridian Police Department continues to stand by its ruling that Christian’s death was a suicide. But the family says they have had little success getting authorities to discuss the case. They also believe two people in the apartment with Christian had warrants for their arrest.