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"The death of a woman in Kansas City, Kan., that was initially thought to be linked to the heat may be more complicated than that.Bridget Watson, 51, died Friday in Shawnee Park. An autopsy has been completed, but investigators have not yet ruled on the cause of death.Police said witnesses told them that Watson had been out in the heat for hours. Watson's daughter, Cristal Terry, said she thinks there's a hole in that story.\"My mom was really outgoing,\" Terry said. \"A lot of people loved her. She was always a people person. Always the center of attention.\"Terry said it's very tough for her to believe that her mother died alone in the park.\"Nothing adds up. Nothing adds up,\" she said.She said she didn't think her mother would have ever gone to a park alone, but especially not on Fridays. She said her mother usually asked a relative to take her to pick up her paycheck on Fridays, but the call never happened.\"It's just not reality,' Terry said.She said that she and her family struggle to cope with the loss and the uncertainty that remains.\"I don't know. They say, 'Shoulda, coulda, woulda.' But you wish that, you know, you have more time to say, 'I love you,'\" Terry said. \"At the end of the day we are born to die. But it's hard when it's so tragic.\"She said her mother had seizures in the past, but no other health problems. Anyone with information about why Bridget Watson was in Shawnee Park Friday should contact the Kansas City Kansas Police Department.Watson's visitation is planned for 9-11 a.m. Saturday at Masters Community Church at 2548 S. 42nd St. in Kansas City, Kan. The funeral is scheduled to follow at 11 a.m.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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