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University of Kentucky Cheerleader Laken Snelling’s Baby’s Autopsy Inconclusive
Univ. of Kentucky Cheerleader
Infant’s Autopsy Completed
… Questions Left Unanswered
Published
The autopsy report for the University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling‘s infant has been completed … but investigators are still left with questions about how the baby died.
A report from the Fayette County Coroner’s office obtained by TMZ reveals the cause of death of the baby boy — who died on August 27 — is inconclusive and that “extensive microscopic analyses are essential to determine the cause and manner of death.”
Coroner Gary W. Ginn confirms the investigation remains open and his office is “conducting a thorough and methodical death investigation to ensure all facts are carefully considered.”
He adds … “I understand the community’s concern and sensitivity surrounding the death of a child. … Please keep the family and friends as well as the University of Kentucky friends in your thoughts and prayers.”
As we reported … an infant boy was found dead and wrapped in a towel in a trash bag located in a closet last week … and the 21-year-old stunt performer was arrested Sunday.
Snelling was subsequently charged with abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence and concealing the birth of an infant.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ she has admitted to the crime.
She posted $100,000 bond and is on home incarceration with no ankle monitor at her parents’ home in Tennessee.
Not only did Fernando Mendoza get VIP treatment at a Miami hotspot after winning the national championship … the star quarterback got an ABBA tribute concert experience … courtesy of his teammates breaking out in song in the middle of the club!!
The Hoosiers celebrated their first-ever title at E11EVEN in Downtown Miami after their 27-21 win over the Hurricanes.
As the bottles popped and the party rolled on, the song “Fernando” by the Swedish group came over the speakers — and that’s when the champs went nuts!
The entire squad belted out their QB’s name whenever it popped up in the chorus (they don’t seem to know many other lyrics) … and Mendoza couldn’t help but smile.
The 1976 song — which is one of the group’s greatest hits — has become the Hoosiers’ anthem, thanks to the Heisman Trophy winner sharing the same name.
The Indiana faithful serenading Fernando Mendoza with “Fernando” by ABBA. #iufb pic.twitter.com/xOwlu3dSOR
— Zach Browning (@ZachBrowning17) January 20, 2026
@ZachBrowning17
The fans even sang along at the Hard Rock Stadium after Mendoza and the Hoosiers won the CFP championship on Monday.
“It’s a great song by ABBA,” Mendoza said about the track earlier this month.
“I’ve heard it a little throughout my high school career, and then early in my college career — it was kind of like a joke with all my friends, and now it’s just accelerated to a whole other level. So, I mean, I bet if ABBA’s checking their phone, [they’d be] like, Wow, this song’s getting a lot of plays all of a sudden.”
“It’s great; I think it’s a funny fan song — not fan song, but a funny song that everybody could rally around, especially IU fandom!”
The party will continue this weekend … when Indiana has a championship celebration!!
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