Woman plummets to her death

Miami Herald ^ | January 9, 2006 | BEN TORTER AND ALDO NAHED

[Tall_Texan]

"...don't remember my real name since I was best known by a nick-name during those years.

STINKY???!!! Is that you???

[MilspecRob]

www.cheetahhallandale.com/dancers/index.html Might be one of the gals on the club index. Hard to say.

My My there are some really unattractive gals working at that club -one I suppose.

[festus]

Thats my bet.

[Lurker]

A classic case of deceleration trauma.

L

[Rodent_in_NY]

If you read the storie in its entirety, she lived on the 4th floor. So she went to the roof, 7 stories over her apartment to climb down to her window? I highly doubt it.

[MeanWestTexan]

"Whoa! Mrs. MWT is a lot nicer than Mrs. SCSF."

I figure she has her own youthful indescretions that may come back.

In seriousness, I was 19 when we "dated" and did not meet my wife until years later, so Mrs. MWT really did not have much to go on . . . although she did quiz carefully about post-19-years contact. (None, whew!) LOL.

[Hi Heels]

Amen. I think back to the "days" and can't believe I still have motor functions.

[ConservativeStatement]

Here is an update from today's newspaper:

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/13588414.htm

Police identify woman who died in 11-story fallPolice have released the name of a woman who plummetted to her death from an 11-story Sunny Isles Beach building.
Lawanda Owens, 27, was born in Syracuse, N.Y., and rented an apartment at the Ramada Marco Polo Beach Resort, 19201 Collins Ave.
Owens fell to her death at 10:30 a.m. Sunday after she returning from a night out.
It is thought she had locked herself out of her fourth-floor apartment and knocked on a neighbor's door for help before going to the roof.
''I heard she was trying to climb across the ledge of a neighboring apartment,'' Honey Scriff, a hotel employee, said.
Others in the resort said the woman would often go to the roof and sit on the ledge, which offers an open view of the ocean.
Somehow she fell, landing on the south side of the ocean-front building, next to the trash bins.
According to Miami-Dade homicide detectives, who are investigating the death for Sunny Isles Beach police, there was no evidence of foul play, and keys were not found with her body.

[Candor7]

"Here is an update from today's newspaper"


Thanks for the closure. What a tragedy. If I find a photo of her, will post it here.

[doug from upland]

God rest her soul. Sorry, guys, I can't join in mocking her death. I save that for those who harm others, like the terrorist bastards. When a terrorist dies because of premature detonation, I am not saddened.