US EditionRenee Good shot 3 times, grazed a fourth time: Private autopsy
A private autopsy commissioned by Renee Good's family found three gunshot wounds including a fatal head injury, challenging official accounts of the ICE shooting.
- Wednesday, the family released an independent autopsy finding that Renee Good, 37, suffered three gunshot wounds including a fatal head injury during a January 7, 2026, encounter with Jonathan Ross in south Minneapolis.
- Following federal immigration operations in the Twin Cities, Good’s family asked Chicago-based Romanucci & Blandin to commission the autopsy for their civil investigation.
- Autopsy details list specific wound paths and non-life-threatening injuries, noting a left forearm wound, a right breast wound without organ penetration, and a graze wound; Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office has not released its results.
- The FBI opened an investigation and issued records requests to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s office, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey while federal agencies block state and local law enforcement from evidence.
- Senior officials, including President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, defended the agent and ICE agents shot Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis exactly one week after Good.
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In the tumultuous wake of Renee Good’s death, a video from Minnesota’s Becker High School is going viral on social media.The footage captures social studies teacher Dr. Heather Abrahamson heatedly arguing with a student about the fatal shooting of Good — the 37-year-old anti-ICE protester who struck ICE agent Jonathan Ross with her vehicle while deliberately impeding an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis on January 7.On a recent ep…
Renee Good’s family releases partial independent autopsy results
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A queer mom in a knit cap
Renee Good in her knit cap, seconds before she was shot and killed In tragedy and grief, sometimes the smallest details sear themselves in our minds. I can’t stop thinking about Renee Good’s knit cap. Two days after an ICE officer fatally shot Good on Jan. 7, a video was released of video footage from that officer’s cell phone. It showed Good in her SUV right before her death. She was dressed in a hoodie, plaid shirt-jacket and a knit cap. It’s…
ANALYSIS | County officials are investigating Renee Good's death. One problem? The feds have the gun and her car
The lack of any federal investigation into the shooting death of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE agent leaves only one person, the attorney for Hennepin County, who might bring criminal charges. But her office will face challenges because key evidence — including the gun — has not been turned over by the feds.
The autopsy report requested by the lawyers of Renee Good, this mother of Minneapolis shot down by an ICE agent, delivered her first teachings. ...
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