Crime at 22XXX SE FIR ST on 04/19/2025 1:52 AM
Type: Other
Date: 04/19/2025 1:52 AM
Description: UNWANTED SUBJECT(S). Call #: BP250002148. Disclaimer: This is from Valley Comm 911 calls for service. Information is subject to change
Address: 22XXX SE FIR ST, BLACK DIAMOND, WA
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Diana MunyonMissing Age
16Est. Current Age
59Last Seen
King County, WA on 05/01/1982Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Gender: Female Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5'4" Weight: 105 lbsCase Number
09004251Area Cold Cases
Name
Stacey NixonAge
24Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
Pierce County Sheriff's detectives need your help to identify the suspect responsible for the murder of 24 year-old Stacey Nixon. On April 25th, 1996, the body of woman wearing a dark blue dress was found floating in the Puyallup River in the area of the 6600 block of N. Levee Rd. E. In Tacoma. The body was identified as Stacey Nixon, who had been stabbed to death before being dumped into the river. Stacey Nixon's family had reported her missing two weeks earlier after they had not seen or heard from her for several days. The last known contact with Nixon occurred on April 3rd, 1996, when she called her mother from a pay phone near the B&I store on South Tacoma Way. Detectives believe Stacey Nixon may have become the victim of foul play through her involvement with drugs and illegal activity. Detectives are looking for information on the identity of any persons involved in her murder or seen with Nixon in the days before her body was found.Agency
Tacoma/Pierce County CrimeStoppers