On Sept. 10, 2015, Elizabeth De Jesus Calderon, a 37-year-old Latino woman, was found dead in the 600 block of East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in the Historic South-Central area of Los Angeles. According to Los Angeles County coroner records reported by the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, the cause of death was strangulation. The case was handled by the LAPD Newton division.
Calderon was listed in public records as a 37-year-old Hispanic/Latina female; beyond the basic demographic and location information provided by the coroner and the LAPD agency listed, the archived record does not include additional personal background, family details, or circumstances about her activities earlier that day. The Homicide Report entry is brief and drawn from coroner and law-enforcement records used to compile an archive of homicides in Los Angeles County.
There is no public indication on the Homicide Report page that an arrest, charge, or conviction followed from this investigation, and no follow-up detail about suspects, motives, or case closure is provided in that archive entry. The record identifies the agency investigating but does not list a detective, case number, or a public tip line on the archived entry.
Status: unsolved. There are no arrests or charges listed in the available archived record; anyone with information about Elizabeth De Jesus Calderon's death should contact the Los Angeles Police Department Newton Division or the LAPD homicide tip line.
