The mother of a Texas A&M cheerleader found dead after a college football game said Friday that the assertion from witnesses and police that her daughter had an argument with her boyfriend over the phone is false.
“We don’t believe she made that call,” Brianna Aguilera’s mother, Stephanie Rodriguez, told The Post Friday.
Brianna Aguilera’s mother, Stephanie Rodriguez, said that her daughter never actually made a phone call to her boyfriend on the night she plunged to her death — calling the assertion by police false. Facebok / Stephanie Rodriguez
Rodriguez has denied that her 19-year-old daughter died by suicide. Facebook / Stephanie RodriguezShe didn’t immediately respond to questions asking her to elaborate.
Rodriguez has denied that her 19-year-old daughter died by suicide Saturday despite the finding by Austin police that she likely jumped from the 17th floor of an apartment building.
Austin Police Detective Robert Marshall said Thursday Aguilera told friends she had lost her phone, and borrowed someone else’s cell to call her boyfriend, Aldo Sanchez, from 12:43 to 12:44 a.m. on Saturday, Marshall said.
Aguilera gleefully poses with boyfriend Aldo Sanchez weeks before witnesses heard the pair argue ahead of her fatal plunge. @brie.aguilera/InstagramRodriguez has suggested her daughter was fatally pushed or thrown off a balcony during a long day of heavy drinking, despite cops’ report that they found a suicide note on her phone.
She has has said Aguilera wasn’t suicidal and was looking forward to a bright future as a lawyer.
Austin police have refused to investigate the case as a homicide.
