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Family reportedly renews call for answers in D’Lisa Kelley’s 2014 Dallas killing

A reported July 24 appeal seeks renewed investigative attention. Dallas police’s timeline records the first week, and current official tip channels offer a way to respond.

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D’Lisa Kelley’s family and the Next Generation Action Network reportedly called for renewed investigative efforts during a July 24 news conference, returning attention to her 2014 killing in Dallas.

What Dallas police documented in 2014

According to the department’s contemporaneous timeline, Kelley was last seen March 7, 2014. Her sister later received an unintended call and heard a disturbance involving Kelley and an unknown man. The family called 911 that evening.

On March 14, police documented that a body matching Kelley’s description was found at 1215 Presidio Ave. The department described the homicide investigation as ongoing when it published the timeline.

That description reflected the investigation’s status in March 2014, not a verified update on the case today. It remains unclear whether Dallas police has reopened or reassigned the case or recently advanced the investigation in response to the family’s appeal.

How to provide information

Dallas police currently directs information about unsolved homicides to its Cold Case Squad at [email protected]. The department also accepts tips through North Texas Crime Stoppers at 877-373-8477.