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post Aug 12 2014, 02:18 PM
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NEW CARLISLE, Ind. -- The Metro Homicide Unit has released the identity of the teen whose body was found outside a home on Timothy Road in New Carlisle Sunday morning.

The teen has been identified as 18-year-old Andrew Jerome Tarquino Jr.

An autopsy was scheduled for Monday afternoon.

On Sunday morning, St. Joseph Police were called to a home in the 51000 block of Timothy Road after Tarquino's body was found.

Police asked the Metro Homicide Unit for assistance.

The CMHU spoke with several juveniles who attended a party the night before at the home.
The investigation is ongoing.

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NEW CARLISLE, Ind. -- An 18-year-old was found dead at a home in the 51000 block of Timothy Road in New Carlisle Sunday morning.

The Saint Joseph County Police Metro Homicide Unit is investigating.

A nearby resident found out what happened after police arrived.

"I heard the sirens this morning. So of course, I went down to the end of the road and when we saw where it was it was like, 'Oh no,'" said Annette Good.

Good lives just a couple of houses down from the home on Timothy Road.

"We heard some music you know. We didn't think nothing of it. Just having a good time," Good said.

Metro Homicide confirmed there was a party at the home Saturday night.

"It's too bad, you know. I was mainly more concerned with the owner's son and their cousins. I was thinking Oh no, did something happen to them because they're great people. Of course, we're heartbroken about this young man," Good said.

Neighbors said they believe the teen was from Michigan City.

"It is really heart-breaking especially with what the whole town is going through With Jamie Middlebrook," said Good.

The victim's identity has not been released pending notification of next of kin.
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post Aug 29 2014, 11:20 AM
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Charges filed in alcohol poisoning death of New Carlisle teen
Updated: Fri 12:57 PM, Aug 29, 2014
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On August 10, County Metro Homicide was contacted by the St. Joseph County Police Department in reference to a deceased male at a home in New Carlisle.

Matthew Eddy, 24

Matthew Eddy, 24, has been charged with Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor, a Level 6 Felony, in connection with the August 10th death of Andrew Tarquino, Jr.

On August 10 at approximately 9:30 a.m., County Metro Homicide was contacted by the St. Joseph County Police Department in reference to a deceased male at a home in the 51000 block of Timothy Road in New Carlisle.

This male was identified as Andrew Jerome Tarquino, Jr., 18.

SJCPD asked for CMHU's assistance in the death investigation, given the unknown circumstances surrounding the death of the male.

After an autopsy, the forensic pathologist determined that the proximate cause of Tarquino's death was acute ethanol (alcohol) intoxication.

Eddy reportedly told police that a group of underage adults asked him to buy them alcohol, and that he purchased beer and liquor for them.

An autopsy showed Tarquino's blood alcohol level was .40, roughly five times the legal limit for driving.

Probable cause was found and an arrest warrant ordered issued. Bond was set at $10,000 Corporate surety or $1,000 cash.

This remains an active and on-going investigation.
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