The Dallas Police Department has reignited efforts to solve the decade-old murder case of 83-year-old Atreall Campbell, pleading with the public for any leads. Campbell was found dead from homicidal violence on Nov. 7, 2014, during a health and welfare check at her residence in the 7900 block of Trojan Street. The call now echoes through the years, seeking just a shred of evidence that might point to the perpetrator, still at large, according to the Dallas Police Department.
Sgt. Otha Hampton, who is tasked with chasing the ghosts of the case unsolved, remains steadfast in the hope that justice for Campbell is still within reach. With the announcement of a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case, law enforcement officials are urging anyone with knowledge of the crime to come forward. Found dead during a health and welfare check, the officers who discovered her remains bore witness to a scene frozen in time, where stillness spoke volumes.
Nearly a decade has passed, but the department's determination to solve Campbell's murder hasn't waned. "If anyone has any information regarding the death of Ms. Campbell, please contact Sergeant Otha Hampton", as noted by the Dallas Police Department. Information can be relayed by calling 214-671-3654 or sending an email to [email protected], referencing case number 267444-2014.
Furthermore, Crime Stoppers is offering a bounty for information that not only pertains to Campbell's case but also other felony offenses. Tipsters, aware that their anonymity will be protected, can contact Crime Stoppers at 214-373-TIPS (8477), or through the online tip line at P3tips.com, available 24/7. The silence that once shrouded Campbell's untimely demise is now being breached with a call to arms, seeking those who hold the key to unraveling a mystery that has held tight for far too long.
