The car, with Virginia license plate ZRV-8100, was believed to have been stolen. It was recovered Wednesday behind a restaurant not far from where Meloy lived. Teixeira said autopsy results were still being compiled at the medical examiner's office in Richmond. Meloy, who was described as a brilliant and well-liked student, worked as a teaching assistant for Larry Sabato, a U.Va. She also worked at the university's Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership on a project collecting data on the effect of television commercials on the Robb-Allen U.S. Senate race.
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