CT Woman Tabitha Perry ‘Interviewed In Aaron Hernandez Murder Case’ Found Dead At 27

SOUTHINGTON, CT. (THECOUNT) — Tabitha Perry, a Bristol, CT, woman with ties to deceased killer Aaron Hernandez, and was previously was interviewed by Massachusetts law enforcement probing the June 17 shooting death of Odin Lloyd, was found dead in Southington on Monday, TheCount.com has learned.

Perry, 27, who fewer than six months ago survived the car crash that killed a man married to the former New England Patriots cousin, was found unresponsive in Southington on Monday.

According to Courant, Perry was friends with several individuals in Hernandez’s hometown social circle whose names surfaced after his late-June murder arrest.

Southington police said Perry’s death is being investigated, but is not considered suspicious. Authorities responded to a 911 call from 25 Darling St. in Southington to find Perry, who was visiting a friend, unconscious and not breathing. Police and the state medical examiner’s office are awaiting the results of toxicology testing before ruling on Perry’s cause of death.

Perry was injured in the June 30 car accident that killed Thaddeus Singleton III, who lost control of his car and flew 100 feet through the air before crashing into the side of Farmington Country Club. Singleton had a child with Perry, but was married to Tanya Singleton, a cousin of Hernandez who faces an accessory charge in Lloyd’s death.

The death case remains under investigation.

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Geo quick facts: Southington is a town in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, it had a population of 43,069. Southington contains the villages of Marion, Milldale, and Plantsville – Wikipedia.