The family of Renee Good has released preliminary findings from an independent autopsy as they continue seeking clarity and accountability following her death earlier this year. Renee, a 37-year-old mother of three, was killed after an encounter with federal law enforcement officers in Minneapolis shortly after dropping her youngest child off at school. Her family has since retained a legal team experienced in high-profile civil rights cases and launched a private investigation alongside official reviews, saying their goal is transparency and a full understanding of her final moments.

According to statements from the family’s attorneys, the independent medical examination confirmed multiple gunshot wounds and established a clear cause of death. Authorities previously reported that Renee was found unresponsive in her vehicle shortly after the incident. While official investigations remain ongoing, the family’s legal team says the private autopsy provides an independent record and supports their continued legal assessment. Attorneys emphasized that evidence collection is still underway and that all findings will be carefully reviewed.

As public attention surrounding the case grows, Renee’s loved ones have urged people to remember who she was beyond the circumstances of her death. Family members describe her as a devoted wife, a loving mother, and a compassionate presence in her community. Her wife, Becca, has expressed gratitude for the widespread support the family has received, saying the kindness of strangers has helped them endure an unimaginable loss.

Vigils, fundraisers, and calls for further review of law enforcement procedures have followed. Multiple agencies remain involved, while the family continues to grieve and advocate for answers, emphasizing that Renee’s legacy is defined by love, dignity, and the impact she had on others.