SAN DIEGO (KSWB/KUSI) — The death of a Southern California foster mother whose body was found buried outside her home last year has been ruled a homicide, according to newly uncovered findings from the San Diego County Medical Examiner.
A death certificate for 65-year-old Nadine Jett states that she died from fentanyl toxicity and classifies her manner of death as homicide, indicating that the lethal drug was administered by another person.
Jett’s body was discovered in July 2025 on her rural Valley Center property after she had been reported missing for several months. Investigators found her remains buried about 30 yards from her home…