Tragedy struck near Wellesley College Wednesday morning when a 70-year-old man was found dead, authorities said. The individual, later identified as Boston resident Silas Logan, was discovered unconscious in a slightly wooded area near a walking path on Central Street around 9:15 a.m., according to MassLive. First responders attempted lifesaving measures, but Logan was pronounced dead at the scene.
The call to 911 was made after the man was found near the intersection of Central and Weston roads, the respondents performed CPR before being taken over by paramedics, as reported by Boston.com. Officials have indicated that they do not suspect foul play in Logan’s death.
An official statement from Wellesley Police made it clear that investigations like these are common in cases of untimely deaths. Wellesley Police Officers and Detectives are working alongside Massachusetts State Police and Wellesley College Police to unravel the circumstances surrounding Logan's passing, per MassLive.
The Medical Examiner’s Office was responsible for removing the body from the scene, an act that is standard during such investigations. The police, have not yet established a connection between Logan and Wellesley College, as noted by Boston25 News. Further details on the case have been held back as the investigation remains ongoing.
The story is still developing and more information will be shared with the public upon confirmation.
