Alexis Cohen Death Is A Homicide
Alexis Cohen, a two-time American Idol contestant, died of what was believed as a hit-and-run Saturday morning. 25-year-old Alexis Cohen was found dead at the roadside of Seaside Heights, New Jersey at 4:00am, July 25.
Two passers-by made the 911 call after they noticed Cohen lying motionless at the edge of Dupont Avenue near Bay Boulevard, Ocean County. Paramedics who arrived later transported her to Community Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead at 6:30 a.m.
An autopsy performed on Alexis Cohen concluded that she had chest and abdominal injuries and a head injury which caused by collision with a vehicle.
Police are investigating the case as a homicide. Anyone with information about the incident, please call Investigator Carlos Trujillo-Tovar of the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office at 732-929-2027 or Detective Steve Korman of the Seaside Heights Police at 732-973-1800. Alexis Cohen
American Idol Audition Notoriety
Many unsuccessful American Idol contestants were soon forgotten by the audience after they failed to advance to the second round of FOX reality show. Apparently Alexis Cohen was not one of them. Because the Allentown, Pennsylvania, woman gained the notoriety from both of her American Idol auditions.
In August, 2007, Alexis Cohen had auditioned on American Idol 7 with Jefferson Airplane’s 1967 hit song Somebody To Love. She failed to impress three judges. After being pissed off by Simon Cowell who called her performance “possessed” and “channeling the voices”, and even compared her her to Willem Dafoe’s character Green Goblin in Spider-Man, Alexis Cohen went to a surprising tirade which shocked a lot. Watch video below:
About Alexis Cohen’s second trial on American Idol, Gawker.com described, “She returned the next year and acted nice and sweet, saying she had turned over a new leaf, until she was rejected and flipped off the judges once again.”
Aexis Cohen was called “Glitter girl” by fans for her makeup.
Alexis Cohen Tribute
Youtube live internet show duo RhettandLink produced a song out of Alexis Cohen’s rants not long after she became famous in January, 2008.
I’ll make it one day. One day. Somehow, some way.
And I hope that someone sees that I have some talent somewhere.
Whether it be in acting or singing.
Or whether it be the fact that I have the chutzpah, and the ?,
To be able to get up and talk.
To be able to say what I’m thinking. To be able to say what I mean.
To be able to speak the heart. To be able to…talk. To be able to lead.
I will be victorious. Always be victorious. All rising!
Now they turned the music as a tribute to Alexis Cohen, click on the play button to watch it
R.I.P, Cohen!
