Investigators continue to try to determine what led to the death of a high school senior found dead in a north Houston hotel room Saturday morning following MacArthur's prom.Authorities identified that girl as 17-year-old Jacqueline Gomez.  Female student found dead after prom at Hyatt Hotel in north Houston 
 
 HOUSTON – The Block family, in town for a basketball tournament, stayed at the Hyatt in north Houston Friday night, while the MacArthur prom was well under way. "On Saturday morning, police got a frantic call from a teenage boy, saying Gomez, his girlfriend, was not breathing in their 8th floor room. Gomez's friends are still trying to process the loss of their friend they had just celebrated with. "The boyfriend, at this point, is being completely honest with us and we have no reason to believe that he at all contributed to this death," said Det. I mean, really, I can't believe it. "Me and Justice were telling her, 'Please don't go,' " Mendez said. "We knocked on the door to see if anything was going on, but they didn't answer," he said.No answer, but Block says he could hear the partying going all night from that room. Police said they found alcohol and prescription pain killers in the hotel room. "I told her right before left - she left early - I told her, 'Come here,' " Gonzalez said. A detective told a TV news reporter they were also looking into whether prescription painkillers were involved.
– A teenage girl celebrated her prom night by partying in a hotel room with her date, and ended up dead the next morning—possibly from a mix of alcohol and prescription painkillers, KHOU reports. Jacqueline Gomez, 17, was excited about her MacArthur High School prom in Houston, showing her dress to friends and asking for advice on doing her nails, reports the Houston Chronicle. And once the event at a Hyatt Hotel was over, she went upstairs with her date. "I told her right before left—she left early—I told her, 'Come here,'" said a friend, who whispered in her ear: "'Just please be safe, Jackie.' And I gave her a hug, and she left." A woman staying down the hall tells ABC13 she heard partying in the room all night and knocked on the door "to see if anything was going on, but they didn't answer." The next morning, Jacqueline's date frantically called 911 saying she wasn't breathing. He later told police they had been drinking, and police suspect painkillers were involved too. "We have no reason to believe that he at all contributed to this death," said a detective. "But in my line of work, you have to be absolutely sure." A friend of Jacqueline's said her "heart sank" when she heard the news: "I hoped it really wasn't her. I didn't want to believe it. She was an amazing girl."