Akindele Victor

On the morning of October 25, 20 23, the dead body of a 35-year-old missing woman was found abandoned on the roadside of Melinda Lane and Murdock Road in Dallas, Texas. Just hours earlier, police had responded to a disturbing report of a shooting at the Pleasant Village Apartments. When they arrived, they didn’t find the victim, but they did find her husband’s car, smeared with blood, a single bullet casing on the floor, and a lone sandal belonging to the missing woman. As the police grappled with the mystery of this devastating tragedy, they found a shocking revelation. The person responsible for the woman’s death was her own husband, who shot her after a very expensive wedding. But it was what the police uncovered next that truly stunned everyone. This is the life and Death of Dishaye Stevenson. This story unfolds in Dallas, Texas—a major metropolitan hub nestled in North Texas. While known for its vibrant culture and economic growth, [= With approximately 46 incidents per 1,000 residents, the city’s crime statistics nearly double the state average of 27 per 1,000. And those terrifying statistics would show the horrifying death of Dishaye. Dishaye Stevenson was born on November 16, 1988, in Dallas, Texas. She grew up closely connected to her family, building strong bonds with relatives whom she often celebrated on social media. As she got older, Dishaye took on the role of caretaker for her mother, who became partially paralyzed after a stroke. Family remained at the center of her life, and Dishaye was known to be generous with her time, love, and resources—especially when it came to those closest to her. From a young age, Dishaye stood out for her ambition and strong work ethic. While details about her schooling remain limited, it’s clear she was driven to succeed. She eventually channeled that ambition into entrepreneurship, building a name for herself in Dallas. She founded Shea Money Purses and More LLC, a boutique where she sold a range of fashion items—from clothing to lashes. She even helped clients file tax returns during her spare time, further demonstrating her business savvy. On social media, she proudly called herself “money-making dishaye” on Facebook and “Shay Money” on Instagram. In May 20 22, she celebrated a milestone—securing her storefront, something she considered a term goal finally realized.