Santee

Woman who died in Santee during historic storm identified

A recent citizen tip allowed the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office to identify her as 46-year-old Faith Angle

A car sits along a flooded road during a rain storm Monday, Jan. 22, 2024, in San Diego. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
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Authorities Friday publicly identified a woman who was found in a brushy area alongside a Santee waterway and pronounced dead at the scene during last month's severe storm.

Faith Angle, 46, was discovered next to Forester Creek on the afternoon of Jan. 22. A recent citizen tip allowed the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office to identify her remains.

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This comes after the medical examiner's office released a sketch of Angle on Feb. 2, asking for the public's assistance to identify her.

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"Angle was experiencing homelessness at the time of her death," according to county officials.

Her death is being investigated as storm-related, but a ruling on exactly how Angle died remains on hold pending further investigation, county officials said.

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