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   Professional poker player Susie Zhao, who played under the   
   moniker of "Susie Q," has been found dead in a park in Michigan,   
   according to multiple reports.   
      
   The 33-year-old's badly-charred body was identified via a   
   distinctive tattoo and fingerprints, according to the Casino.org   
   news site.   
      
   Police are treating her death as a homicide, the outlet added.   
   The force also told a press conference this week it has not   
   ruled out a connection to her career as a motive.   
      
   A poker database shows Zhao won at least $224,000 during her   
   high-stakes gambling career. Friends told the police press   
   conference that "everybody loved her."   
      
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   The charred body of professional poker player Susie Zhao, known   
   as "Susie Q," has been found in a Michigan park, according to   
   the Casino.org news site.   
      
   The body was found "badly burned" in Pontiac Lake Recreation   
   Area, a park in White Lake Township, Oakland County, on July 13,   
   The Detroit News reported police as saying.   
      
   White Lake Township Police later identified the body as Zhao's   
   by her fingerprints and a tattoo, Casino.org reported.   
      
   Police are currently treating Zhao's death as a homicide. Her   
   high-stakes gambling career is a possible motive, Detective   
   Chris Hild of White Lake Township Police told a press conference   
   this week.   
      
   "You have to determine whether or not this is a coverup, or this   
   may be some sort of retaliatory incident because of her   
   profession," Hild said.   
      
   The FBI has also joined the investigation into her death,   
   according to local news channel WXYZ-TV Detroit.   
      
   White Lake Township Police did not immediately respond to   
   Business Insider's request for comment.   
      
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   The 33-year-old was last seen by her mother at 5:30 p.m. on July   
   12, and her body found the next day, local news channel KBTX   
   reported.   
      
   According to Casino.org, Zhao had moved to Waterford Township,   
   her hometown, on June 9 after living in Los Angeles for ten   
   years.   
      
   She had returned home to "confront challenges in her personal   
   life," Casino.org reported, citing her friends.   
      
   As "Susie Q," Zhao had won $224,671 in her professional gambling   
   career, according to poker database The Hendon Mob.   
      
   Her largest ever single win recorded on the database was at No   
   Limit Hold'em in the 43rd World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in   
   July 2012, where she netted $73,805.   
      
   "Everybody loved her," friend Michelle Lagrou said at the police   
   press conference. "Nobody ever remembers her fighting with   
   anybody ever, no conflict, no drama."   
      
   Another friend, Meredith Rogowski, told the conference she "was   
   a free spirit in the truest sense."   
      
   Read the original article on Insider   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/body-professional-poker-player-susie-   
   141130025.html   
      
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