"I'm shocked that this could happen in this type of community," Somer's maternal great-grandmother,
Marie Spires of New Richmond, Ohio, said Saturday. "And that no one would see or hear anything."
An autopsy has been completed and investigators know how Somer died, but authorities won't disclose their findings or any details about the body.
Spires said she doesn't know how the little girl died.
Family and friends described Somer as a friendly little girl who rode her scooter around the neighborhood.
"She never met a stranger. She was very friendly," said Robert O'Cain, a neighbor. "She was always looking for other kids to play with."
Tina Justyna said her daughter, 11, would often go to the library with Somer at school and the pair would look at books about kittens and puppies. Her daughter is devastated that Somer is gone, she said.
"I don't let her watch the news," Justyna said. "She lost one of the few friends she had."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,569515,00.html
Two things from this news report:
1) The name of Somer's great-grandma - M. Spires. (was someone asking about that yesterday...)
2)
I didn't realize Somer was one of TJ's daughter's only friends (as per TJ).....