Investigators are searching the computer of a Georgetown woman found with a severe head wound on Tuesday, looking for details about the clients who hired her as an escort and her schedule before she was fatally injured, police sources said.

An autopsy was conducted yesterday on the body of Teresa Howell, 44, who died Wednesday evening. But the D.C. medical examiner's office has not released the cause of death or determined whether it was a homicide or an accident.

Police sources and friends have said that Howell worked as an escort out of her rowhouse in the 1200 block of 29th Street NW, using the name "Summer Breeze."

Though police were interested in learning about her clients -- especially those who visited her shortly before her injury -- it was unclear whether Howell's work had anything to do with the case.

Howell was found, nude and unconscious, on a couch on the first floor of her rowhouse on Tuesday afternoon, sources familiar with the case said. She had a large cut on the back of her head and two skull fractures. Some of Howell's blood had dried, and her bruises showed signs that the injuries were not fresh, a source said. Full Story...