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Texas Police Reveal No Criminal Findings and Close Case into Death of Bills’ DT Ed Oliver’s Son

The Bills said Oliver is receiving support and privacy after authorities ruled the June death an accidental drowning.

  • On Monday, the Harris County Sheriff's Office announced the investigation into the death of Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver's 1-year-old son has closed with no criminal findings.
  • The toddler, who was a few days shy of his second birthday, died after being found unresponsive in a residential swimming pool in Texas on June 28.
  • Tony Farmer, a self-described 'sleuth,' broke the news Friday night, drawing criticism from journalist Jeff Pearlman, who accused Farmer of a 'lack of professionalism' and empathy.
  • Bills quarterback Josh Allen, coach Joe Brady, and general manager Brandon Beane expressed support for Oliver and emphasized the need for privacy during his grieving.
  • Colleagues stressed that journalistic ethics prioritize empathy when covering personal tragedies, noting the Bills had intentionally kept the situation private to protect the family.
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Buffalo Bills offer condolences, support to Ed Oliver following death of his 2-year-old son

The Buffalo Bills are giving defensive tackle Ed Oliver support and space following the accidental death of his 2-year-old son.

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