Tampa, Florida (AP) — Eric Sutton received a phone call that changed his life forever. His daughter, Dierra Sutton, was shot and killed in her home along with her two young children.

The incident took place on Halloween at the Oakhurst apartments on North Boulevard in Tampa, where police discovered Dierra with upper body trauma. She was a mother of five and her tragic death has left her family devastated and seeking justice.

Sutton’s father expressed his grief and frustration, urging the Tampa police to provide more updates on the investigation. Despite the passing of Christmas and heading into the new year, no arrests have been made and the family is desperate for answers.

The grieving father emphasized the need for the authorities to stay in contact with the family and keep them informed about the progress of the case. He also made a plea to the public, asking anyone with information to call the police at 813-231-6130.

The investigation is ongoing, and the family is left mourning the loss of their beloved daughter, still fearful that her killer is at large. The senseless nature of her death has left them reeling, and they hope for closure and justice in the near future.

The tragic loss of Dierra Sutton continues to weigh heavily on her family, who are left grappling with the aftermath of her murder and seeking solace in the pursuit of justice. Their hope is that someone will come forward with information that can lead to the apprehension of the perpetrator.