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Video above: Initial information about the "suspicious death"

Riviera Beach police announced Thursday that they're investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found in a mobile home community on Sunday as a homicide.

The woman, whose name will not be revealed because of Marcy's Law, was in her 60s.

At about 12:21 p.m., police were called to the Ocean Tide mobile home park on the 3000 block of Broadway.

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WPBF 25 News spoke with Ken Hopper, a neighbor who said he found his friend's body in her home and then called 911.

"It’s too hard to fathom,” said Hopper. “I’m moving out of here."

Another neighbor, Raymond Bell, shared his reaction with WPBF 25 News.

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"It’s so shocking and so sad for something like this to take place in an area like this where the crime is very low and it’s just a shame," said Bell. "It’s so sad."

Hopper says the woman who died was a kind person.

"She was a good person," said Hopper. "She’d help you out. If you needed help. She’d help you. If you needed a place to stay, she’d let you stay."

Hopper says he's currently working to find homes for the victim's cats. He says she had several of them.

Management at the Ocean Tide community has not responded to WPBF 25 News' requests for comment.

Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Brooke Weiner at 561-707-8099.

Stay with WPBF 25 News for updates to this developing story.

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