Brittany’s Family Posts Photo of Alleged Crime Scene on Facebook

The family of a Worth woman who died last week under questionable circumstances has posted an alleged crime scene photo of the parking lot where the 18-year-old was found gravely injured the night of Nov. 8.

Brittany Wawrzyniak’s was found lying in the street at the entrance of the parking lot at Worth Terrace Park near 115th Street and Beloit Avenue. She died of her injuries after falling or being tossed from a car, her family claims.

A 20-year-old man has since been charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance in connection to her death.

Eric Steven Johnson, 20, whose town of origin has been reported as Midlothian and Peotone, is being held on $500,000 bail in the Cook County Jail.

According to statements made last week during Johnson’s bond hearing  Wawrzyniak was ejected from Johnson’s car after purchasing Clonazepam, a prescription medication used to treat panic disorder.

After Wawrzyniak handed Johnson $200, she opened the door when the car was moving and fell out, hitting her head on the pavement, the court complaint said.

Her family and friends aren’t buying the explanation that the Worth woman was purchasing drugs, stating that it was completely out of character for her. Wawrzyniak graduated from Shepard High School last May. The young woman was a full-time student at the Illinois Institute of Art.

A photo taken during daylight hours from the vantage point of the Metra Station security camera was posted by her family on the "RIP Brittany Wawrzyiak" Facebook page.

Circled in red is the approximate location where the young woman is said to have met her demise in the Worth Terrace Park parking lot, with the words “crime scene.”

Wawrzyniak’s death continues to fuel speculation and rumors on social media that her death was not the result of a freak fatal accident.

Her family implores those with information about Brittany’s death to come forward and talk to police.

Worth Police and the South Suburban Major Crimes Task Force continue to investigate Wawrzyniak’s death.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Worth Police Department at 708-448-3979.