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Woman found dead inside San Diego freezer is identified. She had been missing for 9 years.

Mary Margaret Haxby-Jones, 81, was found in a chest freezer at an Allied Gardens home on Zion Avenue near Eldridge Street where she had lived prior to her death, investigators said.

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SAN DIEGO — An 81-year-old woman found dead inside a freezer in an Allied Gardens home was identified by San Diego police on Thursday.

The body of Mary Margaret Haxby-Jones was found Dec. 22 by out-of-town family members. Investigators believe she had been missing or presumed dead for up to nine years, San Diego police Lt. Jud Campbell said in a news release.

Her body had been placed in a chest freezer at a home on Zion Avenue near Eldridge Street where she had lived prior to her death, investigators said.

Homicide detectives are treating the investigation as a suspicious death because of the unusual circumstances surrounding how the body was found.

No cause of death has yet been determined.

Investigators asked anyone with information about Haxby-Jones to call the homicide unit at (619) 531-2293 or Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477.

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