Crime & Safety

Bryn Mawr Woman's Death Not Suspicious, Police Say

According to police, Cynthia Pernock had been dead "an extended amount of time" before her body was discovered.

 

Radnor Police are saying that the death of a woman in her home on Portledge Drive in the Bryn Mawr section of the township was not suspicious and involves no threat to public safety.

According to Lt. Christopher Flanagan, Cynthia Pernock, a resident of Portledge Drive, a cul-de-sac off of South Roberts Road, had been dead "an extended amount of time" before her body was discovered on Friday, Sept. 7. The police were contacted by someone who was trying to get in touch with Pernock.

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One of two dogs in the home was discovered dead as well, Flanagan said.

Police are waiting for a report from the coronor about the time and cause of Pernock's death. They have made contact with her family.

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