Marie Meridy, a 48-year-old Black woman, was found dead on March 20, 2003, in Westmont, California. According to coroner records summarized in a Los Angeles Times homicide archive entry, she was strangled and was found in front of 1709 W. 110th Place. The death date is recorded as March 20, 2003.
Publicly available records about Meridy are very limited. The Los Angeles Times archive lists her age, race, gender, cause of death and the location where she was found, and identifies the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as the investigating agency. Other personal details such as family, occupation or background do not appear in the accessible records found during this search.
There is no public reporting located that describes arrests, charges, suspects, or a resolution in the case. The single archival entry provides the basic coroner and location information but no follow-up narrative, reward notice, police press release or court record was found referencing an arrest or closure. As of the records reviewed, the death remains recorded as a strangulation homicide with the LASD listed as the agency.
Current status: the case appears to remain unsolved in publicly available sources; no arrests or charges were identified in the materials reviewed.
