Authorities believe Kristen Lea Wilson’s assailant broke into her Texas apartment before she came home, waited for her to arrive, and then strangled her in 1996.
dinner. Her parents went to her apartment on Meadowglen Lane in southwest Houston and found the door unlocked and Wilson dead inside.
Authorities believe Wilson’s assailant broke into her apartment before she came home, waited for her to arrive, and then strangled her. Wilson was found partially nude, and she may have been sexually assaulted by her attacker, as well. Investigators determined that nothing was taken from her apartment. Wilson was last seen alive the day prior, on Nov. 27.
The Houston Police Department investigated the case extensively, but no leads were developed. The Texas Rangers are assisting HPD with the investigation. During the course of the investigation, several people were cleared from suspicion, but no suspects were identified. ▼An increased reward of up to $6,000 is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of those responsible if the tip is received before the next featured cold case is announced.
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