Update: Body found on campus of local college identified
The body discovered on the Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) Clarkston Campus yesterday has been identified as Alpha Oumar Diallo, 23, of Stone Mountain.
An autopsy performed on Diallo June 11 revealed he died as a result of strangulation and blunt force injuries to the head. He was last seen June 9 at 4 p.m. at his home in Stone Mountain.
Officials at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) said a passerby found Diallo’s body at approximately 7 a.m. June 10 while walking on North Indian Creek Road at the Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) campus in Clarkston.
According to GBI spokeswoman Sherry Lang, the passerby noticed a male body lying in a grassy area approximately 30 feet from the sidewalk. Lang said the person who found the body called 911 and GPC campus police were notified.
“EMTs responded to the scene where they determined the person to be deceased,” Lang said.
Officials said Diallo was not enrolled at GPC. He is a citizen of French Guinea in West Africa and has been a resident in the U.S. since 2008.
Anyone in the area of 662 North Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, June 9 who may have seen Diallo or has information regarding this investigation please call the GBI Tipline 1 (800) 547-8477.
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