There is no indication of foul play, Pacifico said Monday night, adding that the death may have been an overdose.
Mitchell would stay in the shed with a woman periodically and he had previous drug-related contacts with police, Pacifico said.
An autopsy is pending by the Warren County Coroner’s Office.
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