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Sunday night in Los Angeles as a 30 year-old white woman walked with her boyfriend near Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, a mysterious Black man walked up behind the couple and without saying a word fired a shotgun blast to the back of the woman's head, according to police.


   
 



LA WOMAN EXECUTED by Shotgun Blast to Back of the Head By Black Man on Hollywood SidewalkSunday night in Los Angeles as a 30 year-old white woman walked with her boyfriend near Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, a mysterious Black man walked up behind the couple and without saying a word fired a shotgun blast to the back of the woman's head, according to police.

The killer was seen carrying the shotgun as he ran to a car and drove away.

The search for the killer continues.

Video by KNBC-TV

The Los Angeles Times reported:
"The man walked up from behind the woman as she walked with her boyfriend in Hollywood near Sunset Boulevard. He aimed a shotgun and killed her just after 10 p.m. Sunday, then stepped into a black sedan and disappeared.

"The motive for the slaying on a McCadden Place sidewalk remains as mysterious as the gunman.

"John Skaggs, a detective with the Los Angeles Police Department's West Bureau homicide detail, said there is no evidence suggesting the shooting was part of a botched robbery. And there was no conversation between the couple and the gunman before he opened fire.

""We just don't know," Skaggs said. "On one hand, she didn't have any known enemies. On the other hand, it looks like it was directed toward her. ... We're looking at all angles.""

KTLA-TV reported:
"The gunman approached the couple from behind and shot the woman in the back of the head using a shotgun, police at the scene said. It was unclear how many times she was shot.

"Witnesses and the boyfriend report that the suspect just appeared and fired the gunshot," Skaggs said. "There were no words exchanged."

KABC-TV reported:
"The shooting was reported shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday. Police said the victim, identified as Carrie Jean Melvin, 30, of Hollywood was found on Sunset Boulevard and McCadden Place near Hollywood High School.

Bill Cosby's controversial conservative lecture to black parents on how to raise their children might have been his downfall.

Judge Eduardo C. Robreno shed light Monday on why the 2005 deposition where Cosby admitted to giving women Qualludes in order to have sex with them was unsealed.

"The stark contrast between Bill Cosby, the public moralist and Bill Cosby, the subject of serious allegations concerning improper (and perhaps criminal) conduct, is a matter as to which the AP -- and by extension the public -- has a significant interest," Judge Eduardo C. Robreno wrote on Monday.

Cosby's attorney argued the case didn't feature a politician, public official or public company, and celebrities are entitled to the right to privacy.

"It was a private dispute between two individuals over their personal relationship," attorney George Gowen argued.

The Judge wasn't having any of it.

"This case, however, is not about [Cosby's] status as a public person by virtue of the exercise of his trade as a televised or comedic personality. Rather, [Cosby] has donned the mantle of public moralist and mounted the proverbial electronic or print soap box to volunteer his views on, among other things, childrearing, family life, education, and crime."

Robreno added, "He has voluntarily narrowed the zone of privacy that he is entitled to claim" and that Cosby lost his right to privacy by addressing the allegations made by dozens of women: "By joining the debate about the merits of the allegations against him, he has further diminished his entitlement to a claim of privacy."

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