CA - Karen Garcia, Disc Jockey's Death Ruled Accidental, Los Angeles, 7 Nov 2005

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Police are calling the death of a veteran radio disc jockey "suspicious."

Authorities found Karen Garcia, 34, dead in her apartment Monday after she failed to show up for her 7 p.m. shift at country music station KUZZ-FM (107.9).

At the time, police found no sign of foul play or suicide. But investigators told the radio station that some of her injuries are suspicious.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/l...,1,1362498.story?coll=la-headlines-california
 
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