Maria Christina Solis, a 35-year-old Hispanic/Latina woman, was found dead on November 18, 2004, in Monrovia, California. According to Los Angeles County coroner/homicide records archived by the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, the death occurred at 223 East Walnut Avenue and the cause of death was listed as strangulation.
Solis was identified in the coroner record as a 35-year-old Latino female. The public record available in the homicide archive provides only basic demographic and manner-of-death information; no family statements, obituary, or biographical details were included in the record consulted for this synopsis.
The case is recorded under Los Angeles County coroner and law-enforcement jurisdiction. The available public listing contains no information about arrests, charges, suspects, or subsequent investigative developments. There are no follow-up news articles, press releases, or publicly posted updates found in the consulted sources that indicate the case was solved or that an arrest was made.
As of the records reviewed, the death of Maria Christina Solis remains listed as a homicide by strangulation with no publicly reported arrest or resolution in the sources consulted.
