Desiree Frederick Death; 58-Year-Old Alexandria Woman Identified As Victim of Suspicious Death

An Alexandria woman, 58 years old, has been identified as the person who passed away in a suspicious manner, according to the Alexandria Police Department, which reported the death on Friday, November 24.

The Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office has positively identified the victim as Desiree Frederick, and the manner of her death has been determined to be a stabbing, as stated in a press statement issued by the police department on Monday, November 27.

Around 10:31 p.m. on Friday, November 24, the Alexandria Police Department and North Memorial Ambulance were dispatched to the 1600 block of 6th Avenue East in response to a demand for assistance. Following their arrival, they discovered Frederick on the premises of the property. Treatments that could save lives were carried out. However, it was determined that she had passed away at the scene.

The investigation into the stabbing is still ongoing, and the Alexandria Police Department is working in conjunction with its partner agencies, which include the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the West Central Drug and Violent Crime Task Force.

Police Chief Scott Kent of the Alexandria Police Department stated that additional updates would be provided whenever there is fresh information to discuss. Moreover, he mentioned that it is thought that this is a unique incidence, and there does not appear to be any risk to the general public.

Any anybody who may have any information or knowledge regarding the occurrence is urged to get in touch with the Alexandria Police Department and talk with a detective at the following number: 320-763-6631.