A woman whose body was found locked in her own car trunk committed suicide and died from a drug overdose, Maine state police said Friday.

The state Medical Examiner’s Office said 30-year-old Jenna French died from acute intoxication of Oxycontin and Hydroxyzine.

A recent photograph of Jenna French of Pittsfield. Courtesy of family

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French’s death is not considered suspicious.

According to investigators, French’s car was found abandoned in the Palmyra Walmart parking lot March 2 and was towed to the Varney Chevrolet dealership to be unlocked because relatives did not have a key.

State Police spokesman Steve McCausland said the office of the Chief Medical Examiner made the suicide determination with information gathered from the toxicology results and also from detectives’ work into the woman’s background.

Detectives believe French crawled into the trunk from the passenger compartment and then pulled the rear seats upright. Next to her police found a bottle of pills and an iced coffee.

If you or anyone you know is battling depression or has had suicidal thoughts, help is available at the Maine Crisis Hotline is 888-568-1112, and state resources are also available by calling 211 in Maine.