Kamryn Clements, an 18-year-old female of African American ethnicity, tragically lost her life on October 5, 2019, in Houston, Texas. She was shot while leaving a rave at Seyito Rojo on Telephone Road around 3 a.m. Kamryn was a passenger in a car when someone fired through the back glass, striking her. She managed to get out of the car but collapsed after taking a few steps.
Detectives found twelve shell casings at the scene.
The investigation revealed that Kamryn was not the intended target, and her family believes she was caught in a case of mistaken identity. Houston Police Department detectives identified a suspected vehicle involved in the incident but have not yet named any suspects. The family has been vocal about seeking justice for Kamryn, expressing their grief and determination to find the person responsible for her death.
As of now, there have been no arrests or convictions in connection with Kamryn Clements' death. The case remains open, and the Houston Police Department continues to investigate. The family has urged anyone with information to come forward and assist in the investigation.
Kamryn was a recent high school graduate from Deer Park High School and was working at a daycare while planning to enroll in school to become a teacher. Her untimely death has left a significant impact on her family and community, who remember her as a bright and promising young woman.
