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Jarred Aranda's mother was able to pick up his shoelaces, sneakers, and clothing from the North Dartmouth jail after he died. But she has yet to get answers on her son's death from the state prison officials who oversee Bridgewater State Hospital, where Aranda hanged himself during a 30-day mental health evaluation in March.
Jarred Aranda's mother was able to pick up his shoelaces, sneakers, and clothing from the North Dartmouth jail after he died. But she has yet to get answers on her son's death from the state prison officials who oversee Bridgewater State Hospital, where Aranda hanged himself during a 30-day mental health evaluation in March.
(Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff)
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BREAKDOWN | THE PRISON SUICIDE CRISIS A prison system strains, and inmates die of suicide
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