( CNN ) -- Police are investigating the killing of a 19-year-old University of North Carolina student and are questioning those who last saw her , a police spokesman said Tuesday . The death of Faith Hedgepeth was an `` obvious homicide , '' Chapel Hill police Sgt . Josh Mecimore told CNN , but investigators are still waiting for an official determination of the cause . There are no suspects in custody , he said . Friends found Hedgepeth dead Friday morning at her apartment off campus , police said . She was a member of North Carolina 's Haliwa-Saponi Native American tribe , and the UNC American Indian Center , where she was a volunteer , held a candlelight vigil for her Monday night . `` Although the police have not determined the cause of death , they also said they do not believe that this was a random act , '' UNC officials said in a statement on her death . `` Law enforcement officials do not believe that there is danger to other students , faculty or staff . '' Hedgepeth 's death comes four and a half years after the slaying of UNC student body president Eve Carson , who was killed after being kidnapped and forced to take money out of an automatic teller machine , police said . Two men are serving life in prison in connection with her March 2008 killing . More from CNN Justice : . Suspect in cop 's death found . U.S. military identifies dead Guantanamo detainee . FAMU says it 's not responsible for drum major 's hazing death . Man accused in Aruba disappearance sued over $ 1.5 million policy . CNN 's Rick Martin contributed to this report .
Faith Hedgepeth was found dead Friday in her off-campus apartment . The University of Texas at Austin said the death is being investigated as a possible suicide.