On April 18, 1979, Malasia Parris, a female resident of Dayton, Ohio, was found dead. The homicide occurred in Montgomery County, and her death was treated as an unsolved murder. Parris's case is listed as a cold case with the Dayton Police Department leading the investigation. Despite the efforts of law enforcement, there have been no significant breakthroughs or suspects identified in the years since her death.
The circumstances around the crime remain largely unknown, with few details available to the public.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Dayton Police Department have appealed for public assistance in solving Parris's murder. Authorities are encouraging anyone with information that might help solve the case to come forward. Parris's case remains a poignant reminder of the unresolved homicides that affect communities, and her family and loved ones are still seeking justice decades after her death.
If anyone has information that could assist in solving this case, they are urged to contact the Ohio Attorney General’s Office or the Dayton Police Department. Public involvement is crucial in helping bring resolution to cold cases like that of Malasia Parris.
