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Nov 2 2021
35-year-old cold case of murdered OKC mom remains unsolved
''OKLAHOMA CITY —
Lisa Palmer was found strangled in her southwest Oklahoma City home on January 17, 1986.
After a decades-long fight for justice, Palmer’s family told KOCO about their unanswered questions for the public and police.''
''Lisa’s husband, Krysta’s dad, found his wife strangled to death inside their southwest Oklahoma City home.
Baby Krysta and Lisa’s young half-brother were both inside the home at the time but remained unharmed.''
"It wasn't just her life that was lost. Tragedy just followed our family for years, up until now," Krysta said.
Krysta and her grandmother Barbara Gray have led the charge trying to get justice for Lisa.
"I don't feel like I'll ever rest until I get justice for her. I'm doing the best I can, as a mother without a mother, and not just for justice, but for peace for my dad," Krysta said.''
''If you know anything about Lisa Palmer’s case, police want to hear from you. You can remain anonymous.''
35-year-old cold case of murdered OKC mom remains unsolved
''OKLAHOMA CITY —
Lisa Palmer was found strangled in her southwest Oklahoma City home on January 17, 1986.
After a decades-long fight for justice, Palmer’s family told KOCO about their unanswered questions for the public and police.''
''Lisa’s husband, Krysta’s dad, found his wife strangled to death inside their southwest Oklahoma City home.
Baby Krysta and Lisa’s young half-brother were both inside the home at the time but remained unharmed.''
"It wasn't just her life that was lost. Tragedy just followed our family for years, up until now," Krysta said.
Krysta and her grandmother Barbara Gray have led the charge trying to get justice for Lisa.
"I don't feel like I'll ever rest until I get justice for her. I'm doing the best I can, as a mother without a mother, and not just for justice, but for peace for my dad," Krysta said.''
''If you know anything about Lisa Palmer’s case, police want to hear from you. You can remain anonymous.''
