She Screamed For Help, But the Police Sergeant Laughed – 1 Week Later She Was Found Dead

D’Lisa Michelle Kelley, 24, walked out of her grandmother’s
home in Dallas, Texas on March 7, 2014 around 4:30pm to attend a friend’s wake.
A little after 6:00pm, D’Lisa’s sister received an inadvertent phone call
indicating D’Lisa was in trouble.

D’Lisa could be heard screaming “Stop! Stop! Get off me!”. A
man was also heard saying “Shut up! Stop screaming! You want to be
hardheaded!”. The body of D’Lisa Kelley was found in an abandoned house, on
Presidio Ave in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, on March 14, 2014. She had been
beaten and strangled.

D’Lisa was the mother of a young son and 8 weeks pregnant
with her second child at the time of her murder. Her family continues to seek
justice and answers in her death and has pushed to create a “Kelley Alert”,
similar to the Amber Alert for children and the Silver Alert for seniors, that
would be used to help find adults who are known to be in imminent danger.
Family and friends use social media like Facebook, Justice for D’Lisa Kelley,
and hashtags, ‪#‎JusticeForDlisaKelley ‪#‎KelleyAlert to spread awareness about
her unsolved murder.

If you have any information on the 2014 murder of D’Lisa
Kelley, please call the Dallas Police Department Homicide Unit at (214)
671-3661 or submit your information via iWatch. To remain anonymous, an
possibly be eligible for a reward, call the North Texas Crime Stoppers at (877)
373-TIPS. (Source: Projectcoldcase)

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