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core power yoga minneapolis, few details on wednesday's suspicious death on the city's east side. but we learned from the

victim's neighbors today that a 79-year-old woman was found dead inside after a concerned friends went to check on her. police were called to the home on the 2300 block around 4:15 on wednesday afternoon. there they found the lifeless

body of myong suzie gossel. bill hudsonson says following up on the story. he joins us with the latest. reporter: well, for more than five years the victim lived alone following the death of her husband. neighbors there say they

watched after her and included her in off the gatherings in the neighborhood. new they're terribly distraught her life ended this way. mail still fills the box outside on a quiet st. paul street. but it's the yellow police tape

that tells the darker story. though investigators have yet to call it a homicide, neighbors fear the worst. it's really surprising. it's just -- did not expect to see it in this neighborhood. reporter: just down the block lived a 79-year-old widow

when friends couldn't reach her late wednesday afternoon, they went inside the house and discovered her body. police have been at the home ever since. everybody seems really friendly around here and helpful and it's a shock to see

that. reporter: neighbors say she was korean born and moved to america with her g.i. husband, truman. when he died in 2011 neighbors took care of her lawn and home. they were repaid with her delicious cooking but the

neighborhood that once seemed so safe and care free, is now one of sadness and doubt. seems to be going around a lot more and just too bad that it happened. reporter: now, again, police are keeping very tight lipped on this case.

they won't say why they think she was targeted or maybe how the killer got into the house but they d want the public's help. if you saw anything or have any information, you're asked to call st. paul police homicide