Tragedy Strikes as Two Models Found Dead in Downtown Los Angeles
In a heartbreaking series of events, the vibrant and bustling streets of downtown Los Angeles have been shaken by the tragic deaths of two young models within a week. As investigators work tirelessly to unravel the mysteries surrounding these unsettling incidents, the community is left in shock and mourning.
Maleesa Mooney: A Life Cut Short
The first victim, 31-year-old Maleesa Mooney, was not just a model but also a thriving real estate agent. Her life took a tragic turn when she was discovered lifeless in her luxurious Bunker Hill apartment. Concerns arose when Maleesa abruptly ceased responding to calls and texts from her worried family. "When a week went by, we just knew something was off," expressed Bailey Babb, Maleesa Mooney's cousin. "Her messages weren't delivering, and we knew something was up because we all have a special relationship with Maleesa."
The circumstances surrounding Maleesa Mooney's passing remain shrouded in mystery as authorities have yet to release any details regarding potential injuries or causes of death. However, they have confirmed that her case is being treated as a homicide, intensifying the urgency of the investigation.
Nichole "Nikki" Coats: A Life Taken Too Soon
Just three days following Maleesa's tragic discovery, the city was rocked by yet another devastating loss. 32-year-old Nichole "Nikki" Coats was found lifeless in her own apartment by concerned family members. Nikki had become unresponsive to attempts at contact, causing great worry among her loved ones.
"I couldn't recognize her," recounted May Stevens, Nikki's aunt, who was among the family members who made the grim discovery. "I believe it was murder, I really do."
Family members recall the last conversation they had with Nikki, in which she mentioned going on a date on Friday, September 8th. Sadly, this would be the final interaction they would have with her.
Maleesa Mooney (left) and Nichole “Nikki” Coats (right) seen in undated photos. (Jourdin Pauline, GoFundMe)
While Maleesa Mooney's case is currently classified as a murder, the circumstances surrounding Nikki Coats' death are still being treated as "suspicious" as of the latest updates.
Loved and Cherished
Amidst the ongoing investigations, the families of both Maleesa Mooney and Nikki Coats have come forward to emphasize the profound impact these young women had on those who knew them. Maleesa's sister described her as a "peacemaker" and the "backbone" of their family, while Nikki's mother fondly remembered her daughter as someone who "didn't have any enemies" and was "loved by friends and the community."
The heart-wrenching loss of these two individuals has left a void in the lives of their families and the wider community. As investigators tirelessly work to uncover the truth, the hope for justice burns bright.
Seeking Answers
For anyone with information related to either of these cases, we urge you to reach out to the Los Angeles Police Department at 1-877-527-3247. Every piece of information, no matter how small it may seem, could potentially bring solace to the grieving families and help in the pursuit of justice.
Have you been spending all your money and time on making music and shooting videos, but still not getting any exposure? Tired of just spinning your wheels? You know to get exposure you need to get featured on blogs, radio stations, playlist, and get your music e-mail blasted out to the masses. Need help getting all that done? Then check out the Package we’ve made available for you below!
Like & Listen To Our Spotify Playlist
Shop For Limited Edition trapLA Apparel!
trapLAXradio On The Air Now!
Click Here To Start Listening Now!