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Beaumont Woman Jumped to Her Death From Elevated Freeway Interchange, According to CHP and Coroner

At 11:04 a.m. Wednesday, the California Highway Patrol received a 911 call reporting a motorist who parked on the transition road from westbound I-10 to the southbound 215, "and then jumped over the side," a coroner's report stated.

A Beaumont woman apparently jumped to her death this week from an elevated road on the interchange of Interstate 10 and the 215 Freeway in Colton, authorities said.

At 11:04 a.m. Wednesday, the California Highway Patrol received a 911 call reporting a motorist who parked on the transition road from westbound I-10 to the southbound 215, "and then jumped over the side," a San Bernardino County coroner's report stated.

Paramedics from the Colton Fire Department responded and confirmed the death of the woman at 11:15 a.m., according to the coroner.

The woman was identified by the coroner as Denise Lynne French, a 49-year-old resident of Beaumont.

Colton police also investigated the incident.

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