The death of a person found early Saturday morning near the Water Street bridge in Concord is not considered suspicious, police said Monday.
Deputy Chief Keith Mitchell said an autopsy was completed; however, toxicology tests are still pending, and the results may not be known for several months.
Mitchell declined to identify the person, who was found lying alongside the railroad tracks on a snowy path near Exit 13 off Interstate 93. He said the department generally does not name people who die of an overdose, in a suicide, or of natural causes; they do so if a crime occurred.
However, friends and family identified 25-year-old Kai Lloet as the person found this past weekend near Concord’s Water Street bridge.
“He was very extroverted, always happy, and he touched so many people. He touched so many lives,” Ainsley Croteau, a friend of Lloet’s, said in an interview.
She said Lloet had moved to Concord less than a year ago. Lloet is originally from Peabody, Mass., according to his Facebook page.
Alyssa Dandrea