On Feb. 20, 2006, Brenda Lee Sheller, a 56-year-old white woman, was found in Downtown Los Angeles and died after being strangled, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records. The Homicide Report entry lists the location as Downtown and identifies the Los Angeles Police Department as the investigating agency.
Sheller was 56 at the time of her death; beyond the coroner's classification of the cause as strangulation and the basic location and demographic details, publicly available reporting about the case is sparse. The Homicide Report page provides the core facts — date of death, age, location, race and manner of death — but does not include further narrative about Sheller's background, family, occupation or circumstances leading up to the killing.
There are no additional details, follow-up reports, or public announcements located in the sources reviewed that describe arrests, charges, or a resolution in Sheller's case. As reflected in the available record, the investigation was handled by the LAPD; however, no public information regarding suspects, arrests, or convictions was found on the pages consulted. Anyone with information about Brenda Lee Sheller's death is asked to contact the Los Angeles Police Department Homicide Bureau.
