Joshua Allen’s death has officially been ruled as suicide.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office in determined that the So You Think You Can Dance winner, who was struck and killed by a train last year, deliberately took his own life, TMZ reported.
Allen, who was 36, died of 'blunt force injuries,' according to records obtained by the outlet.
After his death, friends and family reflected on what Allen valued the most.
'One of the last things he said was to keep God first at all times. You have to be real with yourself before you can be real with anybody else,' a source told TMZ.
The on September 30, a family member previously told TMZ.
Joshua Allen’s death has officially been ruled as suicide, according to records obtained by TMZ
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office in Texas determined that the So You Think You Can Dance winner, who was struck and killed by a train last year, deliberately took his own life
The Fort Worth Police Department told the publication at the time that they had received a call for a person who was struck by a train and an investigation was launched.
That same family member asked fans for 'privacy and prayers' as they remembered the dancer as a man of integrity and a person who always wanted to bring family together.
Emmanuel Hurd, a friend of the late dancer, told the publication that he was 'a very honest, real person.'
Allen died of 'blunt force injuries,' according to records obtained by the outlet
The professional dancer from Fort Worth, Texas - pictured performing on So You Think You Can Dance in 2008 - died at a hospital near his home on September 30
Allen actually won over Stephen 'tWitch' Boss who was runner up on the show and they became good friends
He found success on the big screen after his SYTYCD win as a featured dancer in the 2010 flick Step Up 3D in addition to the Footloose remake in 2011 (pictured on Instagram)
Allen originally auditioned for SYTYCD in Dallas, Texas along with his friend and fellow contestant, Comfort Fedoke.
