Flight attendants lifeless body found in Texas creek a year after she went missing, roommate arrested
The body of a flight attendant was discovered by a fisherman in a Texas creek more than a year after she was allegedly strangled by her roommate.Dennis William Day, 67, allegedly admitted to choking Rana Nofal Soluri, 47, an Envoy Air flight attendant, to death.
She was last seen alive in March 2025.An unidentified fisherman stumbled on Soluri’s body on the bank of Brushy Creek under a bridge in June — roughly a year after she was reported missing, Fort Worth Police Department Homicide Unit Detective Tom O’Brien told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.After the morbid discovery, the body was taken to the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification and confirmed to belong to Soluri two weeks ago, O’Brien said on Friday.
Her body may have been covered in mud when cops began desperately searching for her remains at the creek a year before the fisherman’s discovery, the outlet reported.A GoFundMe for Soluri’s burial expenses said in an update last week that American Airlines, which owns the regional carrier where the mom was employed, was helping to fly her remains to Seattle, where her daughter, Lulu, will “finish laying her mother to rest.”The heartbroken daughter is also using the fundraiser funds to contribute to a trip to Texas for an October court date — where she will release a statement.“If you are unable to give, please send your strength and encouragement for her tremendous bravery and resilience during the court appearance.Again, Lulu is a very private person, so this is a huge feat for her to face the person accused of killing her mother,” the GoFundMe statement said.“Lulu thanks everyone for their support.
She is always overwhelmed knowing how many people have helped her during this process.”Around the time she is believed to have been killed, Soluri was recovering from minor surgery and had been out of work since late March, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.However, in June, her Envoy Air co-workers reported h...