The body of Grabriela Ibanez was found Aug. 23 off Colfax between Bennett and Strasburg.
A woman found dead in rural Arapahoe County in August has been identified, and her death has been classified as a homicide.
The body of Grabriela Ibanez, 44, identified by the Arapahoe County Coroner Sept. 6, was found Aug. 23 by Arapahoe County deputies in a roadside field off Colfax Avenue between Bennett and Strasburg.Multiple deputies are on scene of an active death investigation between Bennett and Strasburg. They will be out there for several hours. N. Yulle Rd. is closed between E. Colfax Ave. and I-70. Please avoid the area. PIO on scene. Follow for updates.
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