The Disappearance & Brutal Murder of D’Lisa Kelley Part 2

Gone Cold - Texas True Crime

Vincent Strange

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

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🗓️ 1 March 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

After leaving her Grandmother’s house to attend her best friend’s wake on a Friday in March of 2014, 24-year-old mother D’Lisa Kelley, who was expecting another child, vanished. Even considering the circumstances that made it crystal clear she was in incredible danger, Dallas’s 911 dispatch failed to act. It wasn’t until the next day police created a missing person’s report. The following Monday , Detectives with the Dallas Police Department’s missing persons unit finally began investigating. It was, perhaps, too late, however. On Friday, March 14th, 2014, a week after she disappeared, D’Lisa’s body was found in Oak Cliff.

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0:00.0	If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse or violence, please get help
0:06.3	before it's too late by calling the National Domestic Abuse Hotline at 800-799-Safe or
0:13.6	800-799-7233.
0:17.6	The Gon-Koll podcast may contain violent or graphic subject matter, listener discretion
0:23.5	is advised.
0:25.9	This is part two of the disappearance and brutal murder of Delisa Kelly.
0:31.1	If you haven't listened to part one, we highly suggest doing so before going any further.
0:37.1	That said, the following is a brief summary of part one.
0:42.4	On Friday, March 7, 2014, at approximately 6 p.m., 24-year-old mother Delisa Michele Kelly
0:50.9	left her grandmother's home in Oak Cliff to go to the wake of her best friend Kiki, who
0:56.4	died in a tragic car accident the previous week.
1:00.6	Delisa set off on foot after having trouble finding a ride by phone.
1:06.1	Since she knew plenty of folks in the suburban Dallas neighborhood, having grown up there,
1:11.3	Delisa figured she had a good chance at running into someone she knew who'd give her a lift.
1:17.4	At 6.09 p.m., Delisa Kelly was caught on a surveillance camera entering a gas station
1:23.2	slash convenience store called Stop and Save, which is about a third of a mile from her
1:28.6	grandmother's home around a six-minute walk.
1:32.9	This footage wasn't obtained by police until days later, long after it was too late.
1:39.4	At 6.13 p.m., she can be seen on the same store's outside surveillance footage getting
1:45.4	into the passenger's side of a blue car.
1:48.9	About 25 minutes later, Delisa unwittingly called her sister, Jasmine, who heard disturbing
1:55.1	things on the other end.
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