East Texas

Gregg County Sheriff officials said the autopsy results are in regarding Melissa Gonzales, who was found deceased along Interstate 20 in Gregg County last month showed illegal drugs were the cause.

Sheriff officials released a statement Monday saying the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office in Fort Worth determined Ms. Gonzales died as a result of acute cocaine intoxication.

However, the investigation is ongoing as to the location of her death.

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