Hypothermia cause of woman's death in Ore. park
Published: January 15, 2013
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon State Medical Examiner says a woman whose body was found in a North Portland's Peninsula Park died from hypothermia.
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The woman, 63-year-old Wendy Marie Loren, lived in North Portland and police detectives believe she either got lost or confused while taking a walk. They say she was not properly dressed for the freezing weather.
Portland Parks & Recreation staff found Loren's body Monday near a maintenance shed.
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