On April 13, 2005, 26-year-old Dong Sun Lee, an Asian female, died in Los Angeles after being strangled. The incident is recorded in the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report archive, which documents homicides in Los Angeles County and lists the cause of death as strangulation and the investigating agency as LASDH.
Little additional publicly available information about Ms. Lee's life or the circumstances surrounding her death appears in the sources located. The record available through the Homicide Report gives the basic demographic details — age, race, gender — and the date and cause of death, but does not include details about her residence, family, occupation, the location where she was found, or investigative leads that were released to the public in connection with the case.
The case remains recorded as a homicide in public homicide archives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department listed as the investigating agency. There is no public indication in the accessed records that an arrest, charge, conviction, or identification of a deceased suspect was reported in connection with Dong Sun Lee's death. As such, the death is treated as an unsolved homicide in the available public record.
Status: unsolved, no arrests or prosecutions reported in the referenced public archive. Anyone with information about this case should contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Homicide Bureau, the agency listed in the public homicide record for this death.
