What emerged from the independent autopsy is not just medical detail but a chilling narrative of power and finality. Four shots tore into a 37-year-old mother who had just left her six-year-old at school; only the bullet to her left temple proved fatal. Her family’s attorneys, from Romanucci & Blandin, released the findings to confront the official narrative head-on and insist that the public see exactly what happened inside that vehicle.
Now, the FBI leads an investigation that many in Minnesota can’t fully trust, as state authorities say they lack jurisdiction and ICE agent Jonathan Ross remains uncharged. Federal officials insist Renee posed a threat; her loved ones remember a joyful, hopeful woman who believed the world was getting better for her son. As protests and vigils continue, the autopsy becomes more than evidence—it is a last, unflinching record of a life violently interrupted and a family refusing to let her story be buried.
