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LaSaunya Mitchell burst into tears while clutching a coat that had been removed from a Lansing apartment where, according to police, 18-year-old Summer Mitchell had been found dead Sunday with a gunshot wound in her chest.
“This is the coat I bought her for Christmas,” LaSaunya Mitchell said Monday outside the apartment in the 17700 block of Commercial Avenue where Summer had lived. LaSaunya said she was Summer’s stepmother and had raised her since she was 3.
Summer Mitchell was found dead about 11:20 a.m. Sunday after Lansing police responded to a “medical emergency,” police said. Late Monday afternoon, police were still investigating the death with the help of Illinois State Police.
Results from an autopsy conducted Monday by the Cook County medical examiner’s office were pending, police said in a news release. No other information about the investigation was provided.
Family members said Summer shared the apartment with her boyfriend. They said that they have not been in contact with the boyfriend since Summer’s death and that Summer’s car is missing.
LaSaunya Mitchell said Summer was a friendly, outgoing individual who was a senior at Kenwood Academy in Chicago. She was taking classes online to increase the number of credits toward graduation, and she had recently purchased a dress for prom.
“She loved going to school,” LaSaunya Mitchell said. “She was a great student, a great student.”
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