Crime at 6200 BLOCK OF COAL FIRE DRIVE on 12/15/2025 12:54 AM
Type: Other
Date: 12/15/2025 12:54 AM
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Address: 6200 BLOCK OF COAL FIRE DRIVE, Dallas County, TX
Case Number: 25-084224
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Brayan Guzman-FuentesMissing Age
16Est. Current Age
19Last Seen
Irving, TX on 08/24/2022Physical Description
Race: Hispanic Ethnicity: Latino Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 5'7" Weight: 140 lbsCase Number
MP96897Area Cold Cases
Name
Marjorie DabneyAge
Cause of Death
TraumaInfo
On november 26, 2007, officers from the lewisville police department were sent to the area just below the lewisville lake dam to investigate what appeared to be the recovery of a human skull. Approximately two weeks prior, there had been a controlled burn of the area which revealed the human skull and additional human remains. The tarrant county medical examiner's office ruled the death as a homicide; blunt force trauma. In october 2008, while conducting another controlled burn in the area below the lewisville lake dam, workers located identification belonging to marjorie dabney. The remains were later positively identified as those of marjorie dabney. Dabney had previously been reported as missing by the dallas/fort worth airport police department in december 2001. Dabney disappeared while traveling with her husband, joe dabney sr., from indianapolis to bakersfield, ca, where she and her husband were to move into a new home. During the layover, an airline escort accompanied dabney's wheelchair bound husband to the restroom and asked dabney to meet them at the gate. She never showed up and couldn't be located. On the day she went missing, dabney was wearing a dark two piece knit suit, a black faux leather jacket, and a rainbow color scarf. She carried a beige purse and a shopping bag but did not have money, her family told investigators at the time. She wore a tag identifying her as an alzheimer's patientAgency
Lewisville PD