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The Phoenix Police Department is asking the public’s help in tracking down the person who murdered a Phoenix woman in her home yesterday. The suspect, police say, may be driving around in the victim’s car.
About 4 p.m. yesterday, Phoenix police were called to a house in the 28600 blockof North 46th Place regarding “unknown trouble.”
When they got there, officers found 62-year-old Anne Marie Simenson with obvious signs of trauma. She later died.
Simenson lived in the home with her current boyfriend, who police say is not currently considered a suspect in the murder.
Cops also discovered that Simenson’s car was taken, and
authorities believe whoever took the car may be involved, or witnessed,
the murder.
The car is described as a red 2005 Toyota Solera convertible with a black top and Arizona plate number C9590.
If you’ve seen the car, call the cops — but don’t approach the occupants, they could be dangerous.
