On January 12, 2003, Steven Richard Salveta, a 41-year-old white male, died after being strangled in the Mid-City neighborhood of Los Angeles. According to Los Angeles County coroner records summarized in the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, Salveta was found at or near 1776 S. Rimpau Blvd. and the manner of death was recorded as strangulation.
Salveta was 41 at the time of his death. Public records summarized by the Homicide Report list his race as white and identify the investigating agency in the record as WILS. Beyond those core facts from the coroner's record — name, age, location, date and cause of death — the public summary provides no additional biographical detail or reporting about family, occupation, circumstances leading up to the killing, or suspect information.
The available public record does not indicate any arrest, charge or resolution in the case. The Homicide Report entry is an archival summary of the coroner's information and does not report a solved status or any subsequent developments. As of the information in that record, the homicide remains unsolved with no publicly listed arrests or convictions. Anyone with information is directed to contact the investigating agency noted in the coroner's record or the Los Angeles County authorities handling coroner and homicide investigations.
