RI Lori Lee "Sled Dog" Malloy, 30, East Providence, 7 March 1993

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October 11th 2024

Rhode Island woman's cold case to be adapted into television series

A Rhode Island woman's cold case is being adapted into a television series.

www.turnto10.com

'A Rhode Island woman's cold case is being adapted into a television series.
Lauren Malloy's mother, Lori, died when she was 18-months-old.
Police said she was found dead, naked and bruised in East Providence in 1993.'
''The medical examiner ruled she died of a heart condition.
However, a new medical examiner said the scene appeared to indicate this was not the case.''

 

[bestill]

Have the new medical examiner results determined what caused her mother's death. I'm looking for the results and can't find them. I did see this post by Lauren on X

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848873770645393447

 

[Daisy Chain]

Giving another bump.
Any idea whats happening with the documentary or ME results?

 

[Copey21]

DAY 1,000 - A Daughter’s Letter to Attorney General Neronha

"Dear Peter,
You mind if I call you Peter? “Attorney General Neronha” just feels too formal for a guy who’s seen photos of my mother’s naked, bruised body. After all these years, I’d like to think we’re on a first-name basis.
One thousand days ago — on February 1, 2023 — your office emailed to say my mother had been exhumed and that we could expect results in “several weeks.”
I responded politely, because that’s what you do when you’re at the mercy of others, but what I really wanted to say was:
How dare you.
How dare you inform a daughter by email that her mother was exhumed.
How dare you exclude her family from being there.
How dare you give no notice — after we asked for nothing more than that."

 

[Copey21]

The RI Cold Case That’s Still Cold - Neronha Says “No Evidence” of Homicide in Malloy’s Death

"After years of waiting, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha’s office has issued a report determining that there was “a lack of evidence” to establish the death of Lori Lee Malloy as homicide."

“Given the current state of the evidence, or lack thereof, the RIAC closes its investigation of this matter and declines to reclassify it as a homicide.”