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Autopsy Results Released of Coquille Women

November 14, 2009

By Katie Dyer

 

Coquille, Ore. -- An autopsy was performed Saturday on the body of Jayme Sue Austin.

 

Authorities discovered that Austin died of asphyxiation caused by manual strangulation.  Austin's Brother-In-Law, Patrick Horath, will be arraigned on Murder Charges Monday.

 

Officials discovered Austin's body in a shallow grave site off of Middle Creek Road in rural Coos County.  Austin was reported missing on Monday after she did not show up to work.  Investigators say Horath was arrested shortly before the discovery.

 

Now authorities are asking for your help.  If anyone has any information in the case, they are asking you to call the Sheriff's Office.

 

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