“There was no obvious signs of trauma … no indication of foul play,” Grove said.
The car had been parked in the same spot since Thursday, he said.
Andres most recently lived in Dayton but is formerly of Piqua and has family in Piqua, Grove said.
An autopsy will be conducted, he said, but a preliminary cause of death was not available.
Miami County Coroner Dr. Bill Ginn said they’re waiting for toxicology reports to come back, which could take up to eight weeks.
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