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1 I% s; B: [4 Y+ W* y' y6 M' q A missing New York college student who disappeared last month is believed to have died by suicide, authorities said Thursday. John Flynn, the district attorney in Erie County, said officials have not discovered the body of 19-year-old Saniyya Dennis but said  evidence suggests  she took her own life.  An exhaustive search and review of the evidence has been done and it appears that this poor girl took her own life,  Flynn said in a news conference Thursday morning. The investigation found no stanley cup  evidence of criminality in the case. Dennis, a sophomore at Buffalo State College, disappeared after leaving her dorm on April 24. Flynn said she got into an argument with her boyfriend, which ended with him breaking up with her. She attempted to call him 59 and talked about killing herself, Flynn said. She also spoke about dying by suicide with a male friend, he added.                                        Dennis threw away  personal items  that led investigators to believe she would not return to the dorm and took a bus to Niagara Falls State Park by herself, Flynn said. She was then spot stanley cup ted by park cameras along a trail at 12:17 a.m. on April 25 mdash; Flynn said this was the last time she was seen on video.                 Saniyya Dennis                                                      University Police Department at Buffalo State College                                        At 12:19 a.m., the male friend called her and they spoke for 45 minutes, Flynn sai stanley cup d. Around 1:20 a.m, D Tcmv Social Security number phone scam costing victims millions: FTC
& X& D% k' t1 h( f1 p7 M; Y The family of 112-year-old Richard Overton of Austin, Texas, say thieves used his personal information to empty his bank account. Overton s cousin Volma Overton told CBS affiliate KEYE-TV that thieves obtained his social security numb stanley cup er and bank account number to purchase bonds. [I m] upset and just wondering who could do something to Richard like this,  Volma told KEYE.  What happened to the rest of the money  Overton is believed to be the oldest living veteran in the U.S., having served in World War II.                                        Volma said he noticed the bank account was empty last week when he deposited money into Richard s checking account. His bank told him that an account from the government s Treasury Direct program made four separa salomon te withdrawals from the account. He said they learned someone had set up an account with the service using Richard s name to purchase the bonds.         The money was separate from a 2015 online campaign that raised more than $420,000 for the WWII veteran, the Associated Press reports. He s going to be upset,  family friend Martin Wilford told KEYE.  We are trying to keep him in his home through all types of fundraisers, and someone could just take from him  You re going to do that to him  Shame on you. The Austin Police Department is investigating the identity theft case, the A adidas campus ustin-American Statesman reports.                                                                        More from CBS News