Kiffiney Keith: Missing Mother Found Dead Inside Of A Vehicle
The last Facebook post made by Kiffiney Keith was on July 28, 2020. She posted a funny viral clip and nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but the following day, the 34-year-old was reported missing from Raleigh, North Carolina. The circumstances regarding the missing mother of three are scarce because there are only a few public reports about her case and the information provided is very little, but it has been confirmed that weeks after she was declared a missing person, Kiffiney was found deceased.
On Wednesday, August 5, it was just after 12:15 p.m. when Kiffiney Keith’s remains were located inside of a car in a parking lot in the 5700 block of Barwell Park Drive, Raleigh police said. This is where information about the case seems to come to a halt; there aren’t any other details made public, including who found Kiffiney’s remains, the condition of her body, if she knew anyone in that area, if the vehicle she was found in was her own, and her cause of death.
I have to note that of the few articles and social media posts that exist about Kiffiney Keith”s missing person case, none of them state that she met with foul play or was murdered. However, the circumstances have been met with skepticism. While the status of the investigation is unclear, anyone with information regarding the death of Kiffiney Keith is urged to contact Raleigh CrimeStoppers at (919) 834-HELP or visit raleighcrimestoppers.org to learn about email and texting options.
Missing Person Update – We are saddened to report that Kiffiney Keith was found dead in Raleigh. We extend our condolences to her family and friends. We appreciate everyone’s assistance. The investigation is now being handled by the Raleigh Police Department. pic.twitter.com/1m7AB9cQLj
— DurhamPoliceNC (@TheDurhamPolice) August 6, 2020
I couldn’t locate a crowdfunding campaign, but I did find an online obituary for Kiffiney that you can read here.
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