Woman found dead in Dunwoody identified

The woman whose body was found Sunday in a parked car at the Camden Dunwoody Apartments has been identified as 40-year-old Trina Brown.

She is believed to have died of natural causes. Police are awaiting toxicology reports.

Brown was found by a neighbor around noon in front of Building 7 of the Dunwoody apartment complex.

"There were no signs of trauma or anything that has caused us to raise our suspicions," Sgt. Michael Carlson, Dunwoody Police spokesman, told the AJC.

-- AJC staffers Matt Dempsey and Larry Hartstein contributed to this report.

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