She messaged her husband during her commute home from her first shift at a new job. She never made it there. Days later, her own family found her body.
The Disappearance
Yesica Martu00ednez, 25, a wife and mother to a one-year-old daughter, disappeared after finishing her first shift as a waitress in Dallas. She messaged her husband, Mario Morales, during her commute home but never arrived. The next day, her SUV was found wrecked along Woodall Rodgers Freeway, with no sign of Martinez.
The 911 Call
The Dallas County Sheriff's Department received a 911 call around 1 a.m. reporting the crash. According to Martinez's family, the call captured her in what sounded like an argument with a man, as well as her asking for help. Her glasses and phone were found inside the wrecked SUV — her family has said she would not have been able to see well enough to walk away from the scene voluntarily.
The Discovery
Days later, Martinez's family found her body behind a fence beneath a nearby freeway, several lanes away from where her car had crashed. Dallas Police have described her death as under investigation.
Where the Case Stands
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FAQ
How was Yesica Martu00ednez found?
Her family located her body near her crashed vehicle after searching for her for several days.
Is her death considered suspicious?
Dallas Police have described it as under investigation; her family has raised questions about the circumstances captured on a 911 call.
Has anyone been arrested in connection with her death?
No arrest had been publicly reported as of the available information — this should be verified before publishing.