Community Notice Inquest into the Death of Andrea Churna Begins Today

Redmond, WALocal News

The King County Inquest into the death of Andrea Churna begins today, November 17, 2025, at the King County Courthouse in Seattle and will continue until November 21. Members of the public can observe the proceedings either in person or through a Zoom link provided on the King County Inquest Program website. Churna's death on September 20, 2020, marked a significant tragedy, with lasting effects on her family and the surrounding community. Officials stress that the inquest serves to promote transparency and thorough public examination of the circumstances surrounding her death. The Redmond Police Department has committed to fully cooperating with this independent fact-finding process.

This ongoing commitment aims to uphold accountability and foster community trust. The inquest process is crucial for ensuring that lessons are learned and necessary changes are made to prevent future incidents. More details about the inquest schedule and the Zoom link can be found on the King County Inquest Program website.

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