Autopsy On Missing Woman Shows No Obvious Signs Of Trauma, Coroner Says
An autopsy performed on a Laguna Hills woman, whose body was found Monday in the Cleveland National Forest, showed no obvious signs of trauma, officials said.
Erica Alonso, 27 at the time, was last seen Feb. 15 after leaving her boyfriend's home in Irvine, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Her body was found about 10:30 p.m. Monday by biologists working for the California Department of Transportation.
The Orange County coroner's office completed its autopsy but has not been able to determine a cause of death, sheriff's Lt. Jeff Hallock said. Results for toxicology tests could take six to eight weeks.