On April 30, 2015, Leslie Beets was found deceased in Phoenix, Arizona, in a killing that public records classify as a homicide caused by “death by force”; those same records identify her as female, but her exact age and race/ethnicity have not been released. The case entry notes simply that she was discovered somewhere within the city, without specifying the neighborhood, type of location, or circumstances leading up to the discovery of her body. There is no publicly available information about where she had last been seen alive, what she may have been doing in the hours or days before her death, or who first contacted authorities. The sparse description underscores how little has been made public: even basic biographical details about her life, family, or occupation are absent from the record that summarizes the case.
The online homicide listing describing her death emphasizes the lack of detail, explicitly stating that information about the incident is scarce and that key aspects of the scene and circumstances remain undisclosed. That same entry shows that the case was added to the database in March 2022, several years after she was found, and that it continues to be maintained and updated as recently as November 19, 2025, which indicates that it remains of active interest to those tracking unsolved killings. There are no linked news articles, police bulletins, or court records attached to the listing, and the site explicitly invites readers to provide “any updates” or additional information about what happened to her, reinforcing that even among cold-case advocates there is very little public documentation of the crime.
Within that public record, there is no mention of any suspect, person of interest, or descriptive leads such as vehicle information, weapon details, or witness accounts, and there is likewise no indication that anyone has ever been arrested or charged in connection with her death. The case is presented as an unsolved homicide—still seeking answers many years after her body was found—relying on the hope that someone with knowledge of the circumstances will eventually come forward so that investigators can identify who is responsible and how Leslie Beets was killed.
