Boston college student with Milwaukee ties found dead

BOSTON —

A student at a Boston university with Milwaukee ties who was reported missing early Monday was found passed away in his vehicle, the man's step-mother said.

Authorities said they do not suspect foul play in the death of 25-year-old Nicholas Williams, who was last seen Wednesday, Aug. 9.

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Beverly Williams said detectives told her that her step-son likely died of sarcoidosis, the medical condition that took his hearing and later affected his vision.

Williams said her step-son didn't have his medication with him when he was reported missing.

The missing persons report was filed with the Boston Police Department on Monday after the Suffolk University student failed to appear at his weekend job as an advocacy intern. Beverly Williams said he had no contact with friends or family in recent days, nor had there been any activity on his social media accounts.

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