Death Of Woman At Sandy Hook Not Suspicious

Authorities say there is nothing suspicious about the death of a Bergen County woman who was found unresponsive in a car in a Sandy Hook parking lot.

Natalie Lapshina, 42, of Wallington, NJ, was discovered unresponsive inside an Audi Q7 in Parking Lot B off Hartshorne Drive at the Sandy Hook-Gateway National Recreation Area, according to Charles Webster, a spokesman for the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office.

A dog was also found dead in the car, and authorities say that animal’s death was caused by the heat inside the closed vehicle, according to NJ.com.