On March 14, 2000, 29-year-old Yvonne Guanell Gilmore was recorded by Los Angeles County coroner's records as having died after being strangled in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles. The coroner listing gives the location as 11003 Compton Ave. and identifies the death as a homicide by strangulation.
Gilmore was described in the coroner record as a 29-year-old Black female. The coroner entry lists the investigating agency as "SE," indicating the Southeast division handled the matter. Beyond those official record details — name, age, date, cause of death, address and investigating agency — publicly available records and the homicide archive provide no further narrative about her life, circumstances leading to her death, or investigative developments.
There are no publicly reported arrests, charges, or later case closures connected to Gilmore's death in the sources reviewed. Available records consist of the coroner entry archived in the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report; I found no police press releases, news stories, reward notices, court filings, or other documents that describe suspects, arrests, or a case resolution. As of the material located, the case remains unsolved with no reported arrests or public identification of a suspect, and no tip line or reward notice was included in the available record.
