Laura Parrish's Murder

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Yesterday morning the lifeless body of a 25 year old woman was discovered in Telegraph Hill by the Boston police. The victim, identi-fied on the scene as Laura Parrish, lived in Natick with her parents and worked in a boutique of New-bury Street where she occupied a stylist positions for a year.
It seems Ms. Parrish left a downtown restaurant in the even-ing of Oct. 26th, walking away from the friends she was having dinner with to turn on a Montgomery Street corner. The police was later informed of a body lying in the H Street Place alley by an early 911 call from a homeless man. Uniform officers dispatched on site found Ms. Parrish body, several miles away from the last place she had been last seen alive.
According to the coroner’s of-fice,

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