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Cumming Police: lottery winner’s death not due to trauma

Family, witnesses initially said he was beaten, left in road

Charles Barrett, 59, was taken off life support in Northside Hospital-Forsyths intensive care unit, where he was transported after an off-duty paramedic reportedly found him on in front of the TitleMax Title Pawn shop shortly after 10 p.m. April 22, according to Cumming Police Casey Tatum.

beating map — Charles Barrett, 59, was taken off life support in Northside Hospital-Forsyths intensive care unit, where he was transported after an off-duty paramedic reportedly found him on in front of the TitleMax Title Pawn shop shortly after 10 p.m. April 22, according to Cumming Police Casey Tatum.

A lottery winner who died after being found unconscious in the middle of Atlanta Highway (Hwy. 9) just off the Cumming square on Saturday, April 22 did not die due to trauma, officials said.