Carrie Romney either fell or jumped, and foul play did not appear to be a factor in early stages of investigation, officials said
Carrie Romney either fell or jumped, and foul play did not appear to be a factor in early stages of investigation, officials said
The sister-in-law of Mitt Romney, the former US senator, was found dead Friday next to a suburban Los Angeles parking garage, according to authorities.
Carrie Romney, 64, evidently either fell or jumped, and foul play did not appear to be a factor in the early stages of the investigation into her death, officials told multiple media outlets Monday, when her identity became public.
The Los Angeles county medical examiner’s office indicated that Carrie Romney’s exact cause of death had initially been listed as “deferred” while the results of toxicology tests that could take months remain pending.
Attention generated by Carrie Romney’s death prompted her brother-in-law – once a presidential candidate and Massachusetts governor – to issue a statement lamenting her.
