Jennifer Lee Baker, a 28-year-old Asian woman, was found dead on Nov. 7, 2002, at an address in North Hollywood. The Los Angeles County coroner's records indicate the cause of death was strangulation. The death is recorded as a homicide investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department.
Baker was identified in coroner records and brief contemporary notices as a young adult whose death occurred in North Hollywood; beyond the basic demographic details there is little publicly available biographical information in the sources located. Local authorities recorded the case as a strangulation homicide and the Los Angeles Police Department is listed as the investigating agency. Contemporary public reporting about this entry is limited to coroner/homicide listings rather than in-depth news stories or family statements.
Available records and the Homicide Report summary do not indicate any arrests, charges or later public identification of a suspect in connection with Baker's death. There are no public follow-ups in the sources consulted that show the case was closed or that anyone was prosecuted. At present, the killing of Jennifer Lee Baker remains an unsolved homicide in Los Angeles County with no arrest or charge shown in the consulted records.
If investigators or relatives have additional public contact information for tips, that was not provided in the source located; the case record available lists the Los Angeles Police Department as the investigative agency for anyone with information to bring forward.
