Ronnie Lee Burrell, 47, female, died in Las Vegas on January 20, 2007. Public death notices remembered her as a longtime Las Vegas resident who worked in the hotel industry's kitchens, a detail that anchors her story in the everyday rhythms of a city built on hospitality. Her name and dates are preserved in funeral listings and cemetery records, noting her burial at Davis Memorial Park in Clark County.
Beyond those brief memorial lines, the public record grows quiet.
Local obituary archives do not describe the circumstances of her death, and official homicide listings and open-case summaries maintained by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department offer no case narrative that names her or outlines investigative steps. General resources for obtaining Clark County death records confirm only that formal documentation exists through the coroner and county offices, not the presence of any public arrest record. Taken together, the accessible sources provide no indication of an identified suspect or any arrest related to her death.
What survives in the open sources is the outline of a life and a date—her work, her community, and the finality of January 20, 2007—without an accompanying public accounting of who was responsible. In the absence of confirmed investigative details, the story the record tells is one of remembrance rather than resolution, with no publicly documented arrests or suspects connected to her case.
