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Woman shot to death in Pearblossom identified

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Trisha Ann Cook [Image via Dignity Memorial]
PEARBLOSSOM – A woman found shot to death in Pearblossom Sunday morning has been identified.

She was 43-year-old Trisha Ann Cook,  according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s office.

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The shooting was reported just before 11 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 3, near 130th Street East and Avenue R-4, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department’s Homicide Bureau.

Responding deputies found Cook with an apparent gunshot wound to the upper body, sheriff’s officials said. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Suspect information was not immediately available.

A source at the scene said she was found inside a trailer parked at a homeless encampment. No further information on the incident was immediately available.

Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to contact the LASD’s Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500, or anonymously by calling Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).

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13 comments for "Woman shot to death in Pearblossom identified"

  1. That is just sad. To read all these posts about people killed or unsolved murders…I guess it can happen any where, I didn’t know this person, but my condolences to her friends and family

  2. Rest in paradise you are free my friend I [removed] love you Trish and I can’t believe this happened to you. Whoever did this shit man your messed up. She was good ppl. I love you Trish until we meet again.

  4. Buck knives and screwdrivers are typical for street people. Few possess firearms. Camping in public space and city sidewalks subjects them to chronic police interrogation and searches.

  5. Wow, so sad, I’ll always have a special place in my heart for you. Trish, you stayed by my mom’s side when I couldn’t till the day she died I’ll always love you for that RIP

  6. Really pathetic way of showing compassion. Judging someone who has tragically died is not being a human being. These negative reviews started with “shifty attitude” then flows with “she was a good mother”. Hypocrite people who will face more severe judgements from God. Either you loved her or you don’t. Evil people thinking that death won’t come knocking at their doors. You’ll certainly reap what you sow, assholes.

  8. Since 2011 there have been dozens of solved and unsolved murders in the southeastern Antelope Valley from 106st east to the SB county line, 75yr old Glen Britner being one, the girl Monique presumed dead. The number of victims burned and killed on 106st east 5-7 at the hands of Ghuy Guzman plus the two he stuffed in a elderly couple’s shed on Hampel av, the man beaten to death by a ex con on Ft Tejon and 178th east, the body found in the aqua duct 2019 near 116th east, CHP jurisdiction on that one. I truly doubt chuy acted alone, but considering we don’t get the best detectives out here and are indifferent to people that are considered on the fringe of society or deemed to have put themselves in harms way. Glen Britner is one of those people. He invited and helped a lot of people on the fringe of society. When i questioned a resident deputy at a town meeting about the number of murders and Mr Britner, the response was “oh that guy” indifference stood loud and clear. BTW Mr Guzman died in a shootout with US Marshals on the edge of Death Valley. A Coan Bros script in the making. Yeah the Sherries are all over it. Illegal fireworks in Stevenson Ranch get more attention. RIP Glen

    • It’s Chuy Guzman BTW, this area of the Antelope Valley needs a lot more patrols and Littlerock needs a resident deputy that doesn’t bilk the taxpayers by slacking 3/4s of his work week.