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Mom Finds Dead Woman's Body Wrapped in Plastic in Son's Bedroom
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7:37Now PlayingA California mother made a grisly discovery in her son's bedroom after investigating a strange "gas smell" coming from the room. According to authorities in Los Angeles County, the horrified mother found the body of a 30-year-old woman wrapped in plastic while checking her adult son's bedroom on Sunday. The victim was identified as Hannah Rachel Collins, who had recently moved to the area from Mississippi. Investigators have labeled the disturbing incident a possible homicide case.
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Police responded to the home in the 2200 block of Wall Street around 1:13 am after the mother called to report finding Collins' body. Though few details have been released, law enforcement is now searching for the mother's 26-year-old son as the suspect. No information has been provided about potential evidence tying him to the crime or the nature of his relationship, if any, with the victim. The Law&Crime Network's Sierra Gillespie dives into the gruesome case, analyzing the scarce details revealed so far surrounding Collins' mysterious death.
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