text: MOON TWP. - The reigning homecoming queen at Robert Morris University died unexpectedly in her Moon Township apartment earlier this week, and township and county police are awaiting autopsy results before they decide whether a full investigation is necessary.
  Amanda Werkmeister, 21, was found unresponsive when police responded to a 911 call just before 1 p.m. Monday at 3201 Landing Lane in the Waterford Landing apartment complex.
  Police and medics continued CPR that was started by one of Werkmeister's roommates, but she was pronounced dead at Heritage Valley Sewickley hospital at 1:46 p.m. Monday.
  Moon Police Chief Leo McCarthy said that because of Werkmeister's age and the fact that there was no immediately apparent cause of death, he asked Allegheny County homicide detectives to help with the investigation.
  "Our detectives didn't see anything that would have led to a definite conclusion," McCarthy said. "This is what the county guys do, so we asked for their help."
  But McCarthy said both departments are waiting on test results from the Allegheny County medical examiner's office, where officials said the cause and manner of Werkmeister's death are pending the completion of toxicology tests, which could take weeks.
  "You certainly hope for a speedy resolution, for her family and for everyone she knew at RMU," McCarthy said. "But we have to wait on those results before we can proceed."
  Werkmeister graduated from Bethel Park High School in 2006. She was crowned RMU's homecoming queen last fall and planned to graduate with a business degree in May.