Coroner Reveals Cause of Death for Lexington County Deputy Jillian Olson

Coroner reveals cause of death for Lexington County deputy Jillian Olson

Here's what the preliminary autopsy report says about the death of Lexington County Sheriff's Deputy Jillian Olson during a Lake Murray training exercise.

Cause of death revealed for Lexington deputy killed during training on SC lake

Jillian Olson, 29, died while training at Lake Murray on July 30. The cause of death was released a day after her funeral, which saw hundreds of attendees.

Coroner releases Deputy Jillian Olson's cause of death

Lexington Co., S.C. (WOLO)– Thursday the Lexington County Coroner announced the official cause of death for Deputy Jillian Olson. Coroner Margaret Fisher says Olson’s cause of death was fresh water drowning. Fisher says the circumstances that lead to the drowning remain under investigation by the Department of Natural Resources, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, as well as the Lexington County Coroner’s Office. Officials say Deputy Ol…

Funeral held for Lexington County Master Deputy Jillian Olson

A Lexington County sheriff’s deputy who died during a dive training exercise on Lake Murray was remembered during a funeral service Wednesday.

Services in South Carolina for Stevenson grad, sheriff's deputy who died during underwater training

Services are being held Wednesday morning in Lexington, South Carolina, for 29-year-old Stevenson High School graduate Jillian Olson, a sheriff’s deputy who died during a diving training session.

Cause of Death Revealed for South Carolina Deputy Who Died During Dive Training

A South Carolina sheriff’s deputy who died during a dive-team training exercise on Lake Murray last week died from freshwater drowning, according to preliminary autopsy findings released by the Lexington County Coroner’s Office. Master Deputy Jillian Olson, 29, of the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department, died on July 30 while participating in an underwater training session with the department’s dive team. The preliminary forensic autopsy was c…