On June 8, 2000, Adrienne Deryl Reed, a 25-year-old Black woman, was found dead in Westmont, California. According to Los Angeles County coroner records reported by the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, Reed died after being strangled at or near 2132 W. 104th Street. The entry lists the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as the investigating agency.
Adrienne Reed was identified by name, age and race in the coroner record; beyond those facts the publicly posted record is spare and does not include detailed biographical information, family statements, or narrative circumstances surrounding her death. The available record does not describe the events leading up to the killing, whether she was known to the suspected attacker, or whether the scene yielded forensic leads that were pursued.
The Los Angeles Times Homicide Report entry attributes the cause of death as strangulation and names LASD as the agency, but it does not report any arrest, charges or subsequent court action connected to Reed's death. No additional news stories, police press releases, or public case updates were located on the pages reviewed that indicate an arrest, prosecution, or case closure.
As of the records reviewed for this synopsis the killing of Adrienne Deryl Reed remains unsolved in publicly available sources: there are no reported arrests or charges in connection with her strangulation. The Los Angeles Times Homicide Report entry and the coroner details are the only direct, contemporary public record located for this case in the sources reviewed.
