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Sunday, March 25, 2007
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has identified the woman who was shot in the head, pushed from a black Mercedes SUV and found dead near Morikami Park on Friday afternoon as Randi M. Gorenberg, 52, of suburban Boca Raton.
An autopsy finished Saturday afternoon concluded Gorenberg died of a gunshot wound to the head, said sheriff's office spokesman Paul Miller.
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Randi Gorenberg was married to Dr. Stewart Gorenberg, 52, a chiropractor at Fort Lauderdale Accident and Injury Center on South Andrews Avenue. The couple own a home in upscale Boniello Acres, just down the road from Morikami Park, and have two children.
Calls to the Gorenberg family went unanswered Saturday afternoon.
Miller said Gorenberg has cooperated with the sheriff's office investigation and that the Mercedes GL450 from which the woman was pushed is registered under his name. He declined to provide additional information, saying the investigation is ongoing.
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A sheriff's office community service aide found the vehicle abandoned behind a Home Depot about an hour after the shooting Friday, with a blood-stained interior.
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localn...paper/2007/03/25/s1c_WOMAN_ID_0325.html?imw=Y
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has identified the woman who was shot in the head, pushed from a black Mercedes SUV and found dead near Morikami Park on Friday afternoon as Randi M. Gorenberg, 52, of suburban Boca Raton.
An autopsy finished Saturday afternoon concluded Gorenberg died of a gunshot wound to the head, said sheriff's office spokesman Paul Miller.
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Randi Gorenberg was married to Dr. Stewart Gorenberg, 52, a chiropractor at Fort Lauderdale Accident and Injury Center on South Andrews Avenue. The couple own a home in upscale Boniello Acres, just down the road from Morikami Park, and have two children.
Calls to the Gorenberg family went unanswered Saturday afternoon.
Miller said Gorenberg has cooperated with the sheriff's office investigation and that the Mercedes GL450 from which the woman was pushed is registered under his name. He declined to provide additional information, saying the investigation is ongoing.
<snip>
A sheriff's office community service aide found the vehicle abandoned behind a Home Depot about an hour after the shooting Friday, with a blood-stained interior.
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localn...paper/2007/03/25/s1c_WOMAN_ID_0325.html?imw=Y