Missing Cedar Hill Woman Victim of Apparent Homicide
Missing Cedar Hill Woman Victim of Apparent Homicide
Monday, November 16th, 2009
A young Cedar Hill woman that had been missing since late October was found dead over the weekend, and police suspect foul play in her disappearance.
Eighteen-year-old Kamesha Hall was found in a wooded area near Pentegon Parkway and Highway 67. The Dallas Police Department assisted Cedar Hill Police in the initial investigation.
Hall’s family and friends had not heard from her for at least two weeks, and she was last seen entering a vehicle near the intersection of Joe Wilson Rd. and Winding Creek. Cedar Hill Public Relations Manager Corky Brown said today that the Dallas County Medical Examiner had classified Hall’s death as a homicide.
Cedar Hill Police are questioning Hall’s family and friends to learn more about what may have happened. If you have any information, please call the department at 972-291-1581, ext. 2176.
Monday, November 16th, 2009
A young Cedar Hill woman that had been missing since late October was found dead over the weekend, and police suspect foul play in her disappearance.
Eighteen-year-old Kamesha Hall was found in a wooded area near Pentegon Parkway and Highway 67. The Dallas Police Department assisted Cedar Hill Police in the initial investigation.
Hall’s family and friends had not heard from her for at least two weeks, and she was last seen entering a vehicle near the intersection of Joe Wilson Rd. and Winding Creek. Cedar Hill Public Relations Manager Corky Brown said today that the Dallas County Medical Examiner had classified Hall’s death as a homicide.
Cedar Hill Police are questioning Hall’s family and friends to learn more about what may have happened. If you have any information, please call the department at 972-291-1581, ext. 2176.
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