Miss Alabama Zoe Sozo Bethel Dies After Suffering Horror Injuries in a Strange Accident

Miss Alabama Zoe Sozo Bethel's bereaved family has rebuffed claims that the mother-of-one jumped to her death from a Miami penthouse.

The 27-year-old beauty queen was in a coma for eight days after falling from a third-floor window in the waterfront Edgewater district and suffering devastating brain injury.

Miss Alabama Dies a Week After Undisclosed Injury

Zoe, who has a five-year-old daughter, died as a consequence of an unidentified accident on February 10th, according to family members. The terrible plummet was initially investigated as an attempted suicide, but the Miami Police Department emphasized Tuesday that the death is now being treated as a "tragic accident," after foul play was ruled out.

When police were summoned to the seven-story La Piazza Navona building, where flats cost roughly $2,400 per month, Zoe of Loxley, Alabama, was reported to have been living with a family member. Miami Police Officers responded to a complaint of a probable suicide attempt on Friday, February 11, 2022, at around 12:05 am, according to a statement from the Miami Police Department.

The victim fell out of a third-floor window, according to early inquiry. Zoe Sozo Bethel, 27, has been named as the victim. She was airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital in serious condition by Miami Fire Rescue. Zoe Sozo Bethel died of her injuries at 5:24 am on February 18, 2022. The cause of death was "blunt force trauma," and the manner of death was "accidental," according to the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner. This was a terrible accident, and no foul play is suspected.

Zoe Bethel Posted About Fate Before Death

Zoe's family stated in a long letter to DailyMail.com that she was a "devout believer in Jesus and proud conservative" who would never commit suicide. Miss for America Strong is a pageant that honors single women, and Bethel represented Alabama in it.

According to her relatives, she also worked as a political pundit for RBSN, a conservative media outlet notable for covering former President Donald Trump's rallies. Bethel sustained significant brain/brainstem injury on February 10 in a car accident in Miami, according to the family's social media posts. She remained in a coma until February 18th, when she died, according to Daily Mail.

The family pleaded for prayers from Zoe's 25,000 Twitter followers, but it was eventually announced that she died as a result of her injuries. The beauty queen had posted words of optimism on her Instagram account weeks before her terrible demise.

She accompanied a photo of herself wearing a red shirt with a phrase from Joan of Arc, which she claimed was her own. Many of Zoe's 25,000 Instagram followers have expressed their admiration for her.

Zoe's family stated in a heartbreaking social media memorial that the young woman "touched the hearts of many people," and they posted several photos of her, including videos of her waving a "Jesus is King" banner and photos of her in her sash, as per The Sun.

Bethel was also a reporter for the Right Side Broadcasting Network and an executive producer and brand ambassador for Miss Liberty America. Former coworkers and lovers of Bethel have taken to social media to express their sadness at her death.

The family set up a GoFundMe campaign to fund Bethel's medical and other bills, which has received nearly $45,000 as of this writing. Her relatives said after her death that they did everything they could to help her, the New York Post reported.