The Columbus Division of Police released a statement on Sunday that said: ‘While this is not the outcome we had hoped for, we understand this brings closure for the family. Our thoughts & prayers go out to them.’

Since the beginning of the investigation, police have stressed that there were no known domestic violence issues between her and her partner.
They maintained that there was not reason to suspect foul play, though it is unclear whether is still the case.
Evans’ mother, Tonya Fischer, told 10TV that her daughter had texted her: ‘I love you and I’m sorry’ on the night she disappeared.

Evans was known as an active member of several community justice organizations including the People’s Justice Project and the Juvenile Justice Coalition. She was also a key organizer of protests at Columbus City Hall.
On January 28, Evans left a meeting at 5:30 p.m., and said she was not feeling well. Columbus Police have noted a recent dispute with her boyfriend.

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Evans picked up cold medicine shortly after leaving the meeting. Several hours later, a text message from her cell phone was sent to her mother, Tonya Fischer, that said, “I love you and I’m sorry.”
Fischer found her daughter’s car on a road that runs along the Scioto River. Her purse was in the trunk. And thus began a search, in sub-zero temperatures and snow, to find Evans.
Fischer, who is a mental health worker, has told local media she is certain her daughter would not take her own life.
“There was no way she would have done and made something so final,” Fischer told 10TV. “I know what final looks like and this is not final.”