Hoete was found dead in a bedroom with traumatic injuries to her head and face, Coroner Bruce Hesketh said in a ruling issued November 3.
Her name was suppressed until 5pm today at the request of police.
Police argued publication of Hoete’s name could hamper their homicide investigation.
At the time, police were unable to speak to the man involved in the crash due to his injuries.
Curragh said today the investigation into Hoete’s death was ongoing.
“Police continue to work hard to find answers for her family.”
Anyone with information was asked to contact police on 105, quoting file number 261025/1492.
Information may also be provided anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.