WHITEHALL (Lisa Rantala) -- An autopsy could reveal more about how a teenager died at a party Monday night. 
 
 
 
 Police showed up to the duplex on Beechford Road after a series of 911 calls came in about a single shot heard inside one apartment, and about 15 kids and young adults running out of the home. 
 
 
 
 Police found Rashawn McCrae, 18, shot in the kitchen. He died at the hospital. 
 
 
 
 Police won't say how the party goers are describing what happened. However, neighbor who called 911 told ABC 6/FOX 28 the crowd didn't seem to be angry about any deliberate gunman, or gunman on the run. 
 
 
 
 Neighbors fear it was an accident that may have stemmed from horseplay and recklessness. "If that happened during the summertime at that time of night, there's a lot of small children," next door neighbor Jeremy Erwin said. "My kids would have been out in the yard." 
 
 
 
 Police say they did arrest two kids at the party for outstanding drug warrants. 

 The 18-year-old victim of a fatal shooting in Whitehall this week killed himself while playing Russian roulette, police said. 
 
 Whitehall officers were told of that scenario soon after they arrived at 141 Beechford Rd. on Monday night. 
 
 They found Rashaun D. McCrae of Striebel Road on the East Side critically wounded in a kitchen that reeked of “burnt and raw marijuana,” a police report states. He died that evening at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center. 
 
 Detectives spent several days confirming that the evidence matched the stories being told by friends of McCrae’s who witnessed the shooting, Sgt. Dan Kelso said. Investigators believe that the single-gunshot head wound that McCrae suffered occurred when he unintentionally shot himself, Kelso said. 
 
 An 18-year-old friend of McCrae’s told police that he had been sitting in the kitchen when McCrae came in, spinning the cylinder of a revolver and asking if he wanted to play Russian roulette. The friend said he declined, left the kitchen, and heard the gun go off as he walked away. 
 
 According to the police report, a 23-year-old woman and her friend watched McCrae take the gun from his back pocket. 
 
 “He showed them it was loaded with one round and spun the cylinder three times,” the report states. “He said something to the effect of, ‘Have you ever played Russian roulette?’, held the revolver to his head and fired.” 
 
 Residents of the neighborhood told police that they could hear yelling and arguing in the moments after the shot rang out at 8:54 p.m. One woman said in her call to 911 that she heard shouts of, “Why would you do this?” 
 
 A second caller to 911 described a chaotic scene and said he saw a young man carry a revolver upstairs. 
 
 tdecker@dispatch.com 
 
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– An 18-year-old died Monday night in Ohio after suffering a gunshot wound to the head. Now, Whitehall police have determined that Rashaun D. McCrae was killed after suggesting a game of Russian roulette—and pulling the trigger. Police spent the week making sure witness stories synced up, the Columbus Dispatch reports. One friend says McCrae entered the kitchen he was in and asked if he wanted to play; the friend declined and says he exited the room and then heard the shot. Per the police report, two friends actually witnessed it: McCrae "showed them [the gun] was loaded with one round and spun the cylinder three times. He said something to the effect of, ‘Have you ever played Russian roulette?’, held the revolver to his head and fired.” FOX28 previously reported that a party was under way in the home, and that roughly 15 people were running out of the home as police arrived. The Dispatch describes a frenetic scene via a 911 call: "There’s a lot of people, and they all know each other," said the caller. "There was marijuana smoke in the house. I did see one revolver in the house." The police report similarly noted that the kitchen smelled of "burnt and raw marijuana."