By Chauncey Alcorn and Associated Press
Published: 18:06 BST, 2 May 2019 | Updated: 22:47 BST, 2 May 2019
Raniya Wright, 10, died on March 27 two days after getting into a fight with another student at her South Carolina elementary school
Autopsy results released Thursday support a prosecutor's earlier assertion that natural causes stemming from a birth defect killed a 10-year-old South Carolina girl who collapsed shortly after a fight at school.
The seven-page autopsy report says fifth-grader Raniya Wright died after a tangle of malformed blood vessels ruptured in her brain.
Raniya passed away on March 27, two days after she complained of a headache and collapsed following a fight with another girl in her class at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro, South Carolina.
The autopsy found 'no traumatic injuries' to the girl's body.
'The manner of death is best deemed natural,' concluded the report dated April 22. It was released to reporters Thursday by the office of Solicitor Duffie Stone.
The autopsy backs up
