Beverly Hills Suicide Jumper Identified

The 53-year-old woman who jumped from the 15-story building at 414 Camden Dr. in Beverly Hills on Jan. 22 and later died has been identified by the Los Angeles County Coronor's Office.

Sandra Nicole D'Auriol, 53, of Hong Kong, stood on the roof of the building for more than three hours while crisis negotiators tried to talk her down, according to Ed Winter, medical examiner, on Monday afternoon over the phone. D'Auriol's autopsy is still pending.

Police and firefighters closed several streets around the building and set up air bags provided by the Los Angeles Fire Department, who assisted their Beverly Hills colleagues. Crisis negotiators tried to talk D'Auriol down, but she jumped shortly after 10 a.m., police said. She was taken to a hospital where she was declared dead, according to city officials.

On Jan. 23, the Hollywood Reporter confirmed D'Auriol was staying overnight under the care of notable facelift surgeon Dr. Brian Novack. She was reportedly supposed to be discharged to an after-care facility for further convalescence on Jan. 22.

Witnesses described to THR the atmosphere in the building that day, including that morning where D'Auriol became agitated, removed her gown and escaped from Novack's office on the 10th floor to the roof where she sat naked over the ledge.

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