Police in the US Virgin Islands have issued an update on the investigation into the death of a 42-year-old New Hampshire native. Jimmy Kyle, of New Hampshire, died last week after she was found unresponsive in her home, according to the US Virgin Islands. police. The Virgin Islands Police Department said a clinic in Saint John notified the death shortly after 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday. They said hospital staff at the clinic indicated Kyle was in cardiac arrest and performed CPR on him. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: NH WOMAN US VIRGIN ISLANDS DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION Around 12 a.m. Cail’s friend left a local bar to check on her at their home. When he got home, he saw her on the ground, according to police, and with the help of a friend, the man was able to get Kyle into the car and drive her to the Myrah Keating-Smith clinic, police said. CPR was provided and 911 called, but police stated that Kyle succumbed to her “illness.” According to Kyle’s family, the 42-year-old was born in Claremont, New Hampshire. She was a star swimmer and spent much of her youth competing all over the country. USA Swimming released a statement following Kyle’s death. “Jimmy was a proud member of our national teams in the late 1990s and was a cherished teammate,” said Lindsay Mintenko, managing director of the national team, “Our condolences go out to Jimmy’s friends and family.” One of her friends told News9. “It was just that she was such a lovely person. She had such a big heart. She was really loving and kind and lovable and popular on the island and everyone knew her.” She worked at a local coffee shop, where she interacted with many people in the community, her friends said. “Everyone from the older generations, the local families to the young, everyone loved it,” her friend said. The case is under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Office. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police. News 9 has reached out to officials for guidance on when the autopsy results will be released.
Police in the US Virgin Islands have issued an update on the investigation into the death of a 42-year-old New Hampshire resident.
Jimmy Kyle, from New Hampshire, died last week after she was found unresponsive in her home, according to the US Virgin Islands Police.
The Virgin Islands Police Department said a clinic in Saint John notified the death shortly after 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday. They said hospital staff at the clinic indicated Kyle was in cardiac arrest and performed CPR on him.
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At about 12 am, Cail’s friend left a local bar to check on her at their home. When he got home, he saw her on the ground, according to the police.
With the help of a friend, the man managed to get Kyle into a car and drive her to the Myra Keating Smith Clinic, police said.
At the clinic, CPR was administered and 911 called, but the police stated that Kyle succumbed to her “illness”.
According to Kyle’s family, the 42-year-old was born in Claremont, New Hampshire. She was a star swimmer and spent much of her youth competing across the country.
USA Swimming released a statement following Kyle’s death.
“USA Swimming is saddened to hear of the passing of Jimmy Kyle. Jimmy was a proud member of our national teams in the late 1990s and was a cherished teammate,” said USA Swimming. “Our condolences go out to Jimmy’s friends and family.”
One of her friends told News 9. “It was just that she was such a lovely person. She had such a big heart. She was really loving and kind and loved and popular on the island and everyone knew her.”
Her friends said Kyle worked at a local coffee shop, where she interacted with many people throughout the community.
“Everyone from the older generations and local families to the young, everyone loved it,” said her friend.
The case is under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Office. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police.
News 9 reached out to officials for guidance on when the autopsy results will be released.
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