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On July 2, 1992, soon after that year's Pride rally, Johnson left Wicker's apartment. At first, Wicker assumed that she had left for Los Angeles, which she had repeatedly expressed interest in doing after Pride.[122] On July 5, he attempted to file a missing person's report but was turned away by police under the pretext that missing person's reports could only be filed for people under 40 years old. Johnson was 46 at the time.[123] On July 6, Johnson's body was discovered floating in the Hudson River.[124] It was collected by two police boats, which deposited it on the pavement nearby, where it remained for some time before being taken by a city coroner.[125] Various explanations have been offered for Johnson's death. Police originally ruled the death a suicide.[126] Rivera doubted this explanation, saying that she and Johnson had
On July 2, 1992, soon after that year's Pride rally, Johnson left Wicker's apartment. At first, Wicker assumed that she had left for Los Angeles, which she had repeatedly expressed interest in doing after Pride.[122] On July 5, he attempted to file a missing person's report but was turned away by police under the pretext that missing person's reports could only be filed for people under 40 years old. Johnson was 46 at the time.[123] On July 6, Johnson's body was discovered floating in the Hudson River.[124] It was collected by two police boats, which deposited it on the pavement nearby, where it remained for some time before being taken by a city coroner.[125] Various explanations have been offered for Johnson's death. Police originally ruled the death a suicide.[126] Rivera doubted this explanation, saying that she and Johnson had "made a pact" to "cross the 'River Jordan' together". Journalist Michael Musto similarly denies that Johnson was suicidal at the time of her death.[126] Kohler and activist Jeremiah Newton believe that Johnson may have gone to the river during a mental breakdown and attempted to cross it.[127] Wicker believes that she may have fallen into the river or been pushed in.[126] According to Wicker, a witness saw four men harassing Johnson on July 4. That witness later saw one of these men fighting with Johnson on a pier. During the fight, he called Johnson a homophobic slur, and he later bragged to someone at a bar that he had killed a drag queen named Marsha.[128] The witness said that when he tried to tell police what he had seen, his story was ignored.[129] Activist Victoria Cruz reportedly heard from witnesses that Johnson was being chased on the night of July 4.[126] New York City Council member Tom Duane suggests Marsha might have jumped into the river to escape harassment, a tactic she had used before. Tourmaline speculates that Marsha may have been experiencing a breakdown and was therefore disoriented.[130] Johnson's body was discovered with a bruise on the back of her head, leading many to suspect she had been attacked.[126] However, in the 2017 documentary The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson, an independent medical examiner reviewed the coroner's report, clarifying that damage to Marsha's body, including missing eyes and a hole in her head, could have occurred after death as police removed her from the river.[131] The examiner also said that Johnson likely "went into the water while still alive and breathing" and that there was "no evidence of violent assault".[132] Johnson's death occurred during a time when anti-gay violence was at a peak in New York City, including hate crime by police.[133] Johnson was one of several activists who had been drawing attention to the issue, participating in marches and other activities to demand justice for victims and an inquiry into the violence.[134] She was a vocal opponent of the "dirty cops" and organized crime elements that many believed were responsible for these assaults and murders. At one point, she expressed concern that her and Wicker's involvement in these activities "could get you murdered".[135] Mariah Lopez, Johnson's niece and Sylvia Rivera's daughter, successfully campaigned to have the New York City Police Department (NYPD) re-open Johnson's case in 2012. As a result, the NYPD changed the official cause of death from suicide to "undetermined

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