Toxicology reports show University of Idaho freshman Joseph Wiederrick had a blo...

Toxicology reports show University of Idaho freshman Joseph Wiederrick had a blood alcohol content of .17 percent at the time of his death, and could have been as high as .3 percent when he left Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Jan. 20, Moscow Chief of Police David Duke said.

Duke said Wiederrick died of hypothermia between 5-7 a.m. Jan. 20 under a bridge near Paradise Creek, and his BAC was .17 percent. The average rate at which the body metabolizes alcohol is .02 percent, Duke said, which means Wiederrick?s BAC was likely between .25-.3 percent when he left SAE around midnight.

Wiederrick?s toxicology report was also positive for marijuana, Duke said.

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