Mitt Romney Issues Statement On Sister-In-Law Carrie’s Death

Former Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) says his household is “heartbroken” over the lack of his sister-in-law Carrie Romney, who died final week at age 64.

“Our household is heartbroken by the lack of Carrie, who introduced heat and like to all our lives,” the 2012 GOP presidential candidate stated in a statement shared Tuesday by People. “We ask for privateness throughout this troublesome time.”

In response to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Carrie Romney was discovered lifeless at round 9 p.m. Oct. 10 in an space adjoining to a parking storage in Santa Clarita, California, about 32 miles north of downtown Los Angeles.

Although particulars are scarce, NBC News Los Angeles cited legislation enforcement sources who advised Carrie Romney might have jumped or fallen from the storage, which is 5 tales tall and positioned close to a Hyatt Regency resort.

Nevertheless, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Workplace on Tuesday continued to record her reason for demise as “deferred,” which means it’s pending extra investigation.

A resident of Valencia, California, Carrie Romney had been married to Mitt Romney’s eldest brother, George “Scott” Romney, since 2016. Scott Romney, a distinguished company legal professional primarily based in Michigan, was previously married to Ronna Romney, with whom he shares daughter Ronna McDaniel, the previous Republican Nationwide Committee chair.

When reached for remark, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division referred JS to its earlier assertion indicating an ongoing investigation.