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A fire in an abandoned house on Deslonde Street in the Lower 9th Ward on Monday, February 4, 2013, revealed the burned remains of a man later identified as 54-year-old Glynn Coston. The New Orleans Police Department concluded the fire had been intentionally set and classified Coston’s death as a homicide. The Orleans Parish Coroner confirmed the victim’s identity.

Police named a woman known only by the nickname Cat Eyes as a person of interest they wanted to question. Investigators did not release a motive or say whether Coston had been killed before the fire, and no arrest or current investigative status was specified.

If anyone knew Glynn Coston, Cat Eyes, or saw activity around the Deslonde Street property that night, please share what was seen or heard with the New Orleans Police Department.