College football player, Marquis Brown jumps to his death from a 16th floor window

Marquis Brown, a college football player, died after leaving a 16th floor on Thursday night.



Brown, who had fled back to the Duquesne School Division Football League, died in a Pittsburgh hospital after a bad autumn at about 10.30 in the window of a campus building, according to a letter from Ken University president. Gormley on campus - Gemeinde.



The Pittsburgh Police Department, which confirmed the details of Brown's death but did not identify her with the name, investigated the incident, according to a press release. Brown jumped out of a window at Brottier Hall after the campus police arrived to respond to a reported event, according to Gormley's letter.



The Duquesne students and staff got an advisor, he wrote, and a memorial service on campus is scheduled for Sunday evening. "Please pray with me for Marquis, your family, your many friends and teammates at this time of great pain for the entire campus community," wrote Gormley in the letter. "You can rest in peace."



Brown is listed on Duquesne's football list as a university student, although the university identifies him as a junior. A product of the DeMatha Catholic High School in Washington had three doors for seven meters in one game so far this season.