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Elgin Stafford, Former Congressional Intern, Mysteriously Found Dead In Waterway

Posted: 04/ 3/2012 1:00 pm Updated: 04/ 3/2012 7:41 pm

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An undated photo of Elgin Stafford released by police.

Authorities in California have positively identified the body found floating in a river channel last week as Elgin Stafford, a former intern of Los Angeles's U.S. Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.). A cause of death, however, has not yet been released and investigators have yet to determine how the young man wound up in the waterway.

"The case is still under investigation and we are not allowed to discuss it at this time," a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner told The Huffington Post Tuesday.

A passer-by found Stafford's body floating in the Dominguez Channel in Carson on Thursday afternoon. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and the county fire department pulled the body out of the water. The advanced state of decomposition of the body made it impossible for authorities to immediately identify the remains.

Stafford, 23, grew up in Carson and was raised by his parents, who had previously emigrated to the U.S. from Sierra Leone. After graduating from Carson High School and then UC Berkeley, Stafford enrolled in a public policy program at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Fall 2011. Stafford was working on a master's degree in public diplomacy. For reasons not yet known, he withdrew from the school in January.

"We are very sad to learn about the death of Elgin Stafford. He was an important member of the Trojan Family and our hearts and prayers go out to his family," said Michael Jackson, Vice President for Student Affairs at Annenberg.

"Every student is very precious to us and has great potential," Jackson said. "We are sorry that Elgin's life journey has ended in such a tragic way. We will do our best to support his family, friends and the Annenberg school community during this difficult period."

According to Rep. Bass, Stafford interned for her last summer. On Monday, she posted a condolence message on her Facebook page.

"Elgin was extremely dedicated to his work and brought energy and enthusiasm to every task he was assigned. ... It was extremely difficult to learn of his disappearance and later of his untimely death. My heart goes out to his family and I will continue to keep them in my prayers," Bass wrote.

The sheriff's department said Stafford was last seen alive on March 20, when he left his Carson home at 5:30 a.m. After Stafford's family reported his disappearance, a missing person bulletin deputies distributed stated he had no known medical or psychiatric issues, "but had recently been exhibiting erratic behavior." The bulletin did not elaborate further.

Several local media outlets have reported authorities do not suspect foul play in Stafford's death, but contacted by HuffPost Tuesday, authorities said they have yet to make that determination.

"Detectives are still investigating the circumstances," a sheriff's spokesman said.

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Authorities in California have positively identified the body found floating in a river channel last week as Elgin Stafford, a former intern of Los Angeles's U.S. Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.). A cause o...
Authorities in California have positively identified the body found floating in a river channel last week as Elgin Stafford, a former intern of Los Angeles's U.S. Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.). A cause o...
 
 
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05:25 PM on 04/11/2012
The fact that no article mentions that he was gay and that he was very active in the LGBT community pisses me off.

But, R.I.P. Elgin.
01:36 PM on 04/08/2012
"Mysteriously Found Dead"..... Was death a mystery? Or that he was found?....journalists today....jeez.
12:58 PM on 04/08/2012
I find it odd, that they mention that he "was raised by his parents". What the hell does THAT have to do with anything in the story??
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William Young
Repubs you lost GET OVER IT!
12:58 AM on 04/07/2012
Wow, a man is dead and we people making snarky wisecrack comments, proof that we've become desensitized.
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jmoser1973
It is what it is.
10:00 AM on 04/05/2012
For those of you making horrible comments on such a sad story, just remember in life what goes around, comes around.
09:45 AM on 04/05/2012
So I guess the question is, "what did he know"? Who was he a intern for?
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07:57 PM on 04/04/2012
Slight correction: paragraph 5 - Vice President for Student Affairs at USC. Annenberg is an academic division, and wouldn't have a VP - and being VP of USC is a much bigger deal in any event.
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VeggieLove
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05:21 PM on 04/04/2012
He was obviously an intelligent young man, full of promise and potential. He would have become someone great, but sadly we will never know.
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PtaRay
Admitted liberal, defender of the fringe democracy
04:10 PM on 04/04/2012
WOW.. so this is the new American compassion for the loss of life?
Party bafoons and mental midgets mocking the death of a fellow American?

Condolences to the family and freinds.
For you folks oput here who are too ignorant to remember what a fair and compassionate America used to look like, try remebering back about 15 years, when the real right wingers and haters were in fact still seen for what the are. the weakest link in our democracy, as they are the folks who think they can impose thier religion, and personal zealotry on all of us.
The posts here speak volumes of their true lack of Americanism and humanity, for all those butb their "kind"..... sad really
08:46 PM on 04/04/2012
THANK YOU. Finally someone with a brain and a heart. I'm not new to the internet or troll comments, but some of the things said in regards to this young man's death are despicable.
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10:20 AM on 04/04/2012
It's sad that people have to politicize and vent their biases on the occasion of this sad event. It really is a dishonor to this young man. He's dead, that's unfortunate, his family is hurting, and that is that. No politicizing necessary. Have some shame.
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VeggieLove
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05:18 PM on 04/04/2012
Thank you, Myles. I cannot even begin to imagine how devastated his family must be.
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mmrdaisley
06:26 AM on 04/05/2012
Thank you ! This is the first I have read about him being missing, the fact that he was not blonde and blue eyed probably had a lot to do with it.That he was black educated and smart seems to be a problem in these post , and his death a cause for celebration and hilarity .I am not in the least bit surprised.
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Myles P
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09:44 AM on 04/05/2012
You're probably right. We're immersed in ignorance. God help us.
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boparenti
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10:10 AM on 04/04/2012
Yes, please get to the bottom of this. While you are at it look into the death of Donald Young. Something is afoot.