Woman Found in Trunk of Burned Car Identified
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Police have identified a woman who was shot five times in the chest and found in the trunk of a car set afire in Inglewood this week.
Inglewood Sgt. Michael McBride said the woman is Dannie Kim, 32, who is believed to be from Walla Walla, Wash.
The woman was found unconscious early Wednesday after firefighters put out flames in the blazing car on Osage Avenue. She was taken to Martin Luther King Jr. / Drew Medical Center and transferred to the burn unit at County-USC Medical Center, where she was in critical condition.
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