Deborah Lynne Brown, a 41-year-old white woman, was found dead on July 18, 2003, in Inglewood, California. According to Los Angeles County coroner records archived by the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, her cause of death was listed as strangulation; the location recorded for her death was the front of 711 S. Glasgow Ave., Inglewood. The incident was handled by the Inglewood police.
Little additional public information about Brown's life or the immediate circumstances surrounding her death appears in the available coroner summary: the record gives her name, age, race, date and cause of death and the place where her body was found, but it does not include detail about family, occupation, or events leading up to the killing. The coroner entry is an archival record rather than a narrative news report, and no accompanying press release or follow-up story with investigative details was located in the sources searched.
There are no public records located in the sources reviewed that indicate an arrest, charge, conviction or that the case was closed. As of the records consulted, the homicide remains listed in the county archive without a reported resolution. Anyone with information about Deborah Lynne Brown's death is asked to contact the Inglewood Police Department or the Los Angeles County coroner's office; these agencies handled the case according to the available record and would be the appropriate authorities to receive tips.
