Colorado officials are investigating the death of a woman in Grand County after witnesses spotted two men putting her body in a car, according to investigators. Law enforcement responded to the U.S. Forest Service’s Sulphur Ranger District Office in Granby at about 12:05 p.m. Saturday, according t o a news release from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Witnesses told investigators about an unspecified “disturbance” outside of the northern Colorado office that morning and said they spotted two men placing a woman in a vehicle, according to the release. One of the men drove the victim to the Middle Park Health Emergency Room, across the street from the USFS office, witnesses said. The woman, a 38-year-old Granby resident who has not been publicly identified, died from her injuries shortly after 1 p.m. Saturday, investigators said in the release. It’s unclear how the woman was injured, who the two men were and whether her death is under investigation as a homicide. As of Sunday morning, no suspects had been publicly identified or arrested. Related Articles Man shot, injured by Northglenn police officers Teen killed in southeast Aurora shooting, police say Colorado courts’ fragmented system for sharing evidence needs statewide fix, task force finds Power outages force Colorado ski resort to close for the day NWS in Colorado issues rare ‘particularly dangerous situation’ red flag warning as winds could reach 100 mph The Grand County Coroner’s Office will release the woman’s identity and cause of death at a later date. This is a developing story and may be updated. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. ...read more read less