The Bermuda Police Service has released autopsy results indicating there was no evidence of foul play in the death of St. Joseph's University rugby player Mark Dombroski.

The St. Joe's freshman disappeared in the early morning of Sunday, March 18, after his team had played in the Arie Re 7s in Bermuda. His body was later found on Monday afternoon 1 1/2 miles from where he had been socializing with friends.

Dombroski was found at the bottom of a 35-foot cliff located within a residential neighborhood in North Shore Village in Bermuda.

The Bermuda Police Service brought in independent forensic pathologist Dr. Christopher Milroy of Ottawa, Canada, to conduct the autopsy. An experienced pathologist who has consulted with Scotland Yard in London, Milroy submitted a statement in which he concluded there was "no evidence of foul play" and "Mark Dombroski died from a fall from a height."

Police also said that Dombroski's body was found with all of his possessions. However, it did not appear that police had completely closed the investigation, as both police and Milroy said that the full circumstances of the tragedy are unclear.

The BPS continues to ask for help and for input from witnesses. Anyone with more information pertaining to the case can call Senior Investigating Officer Acting Inspector Karema Flood at 441-717-2086 or email kflood@bps.bm.