An Alabama woman, 22, is remembered for her gift for dance after her tragic and unexplained death June 6 in her apartment in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Police launched a criminal investigation but have refused to release the New Hampshire native's cause of death.
Lily Ledbetter, 22, died mysteriously in the U.S. Virgin Islands June 6, 2023. She had been living near Cruz Bay, pictured here, and working part-time at a local animal shelter, according to police and her obituary. She trained at the Make Your Move Performing Arts studio in her hometown of Opelika, about 60 miles east of Montgomery.Lily Ledbetter, who died suddenly June 6 in the U.S. Virgin Islands, is shown dancing.
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