Married mother-of-three, 31, is found murdered with 'obvious signs of trauma' while delivering food for Uber Eats in Texas
A married mother-of-three from Texas was working her second job delivering food for Uber Eats over the weekend when she was murdered.
Ryan Munise, 31, was found dead with what police described only as 'obvious signs of trauma' at the Northern Cross Apartments in the 4200 block of Northern Cross Boulevard in the Fort Worth suburb of Haltom City on Saturday night.
Munsie was delivering food to a customer in the building but did not make it to the door before she was killed.
She was found suffering from unspecified injuries in a breezeway and was later pronounced dead at the scene by first responders.
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Ryan Munsie (left and right) was working her second job delivering food in suburban Fort Worth on Saturday when she was killed. She was found with obvious signs of trauma
Ryan is pictured on her wedding day with her husband, Camaron Graham
Haltom City police Sgt. Eric Peters said the customer who had ordered the Uber Eats delivery was questioned and cleared of any wrongdoing, reported NBC DFW.
Investigators have not disclosed Munsie's cause of death or a potential motive.
‘The detectives are kind of holding that close to the vest for investigative purposes, they don’t want the actual cause of death out there yet,’ Peters said. ‘They are using that as an investigative tool at this point.’
Munsie was employed as an ambulance driver for the disabled, but had taken the Uber Eats delivery job on the side to supplement her income.
‘We were all so proud of her, delivering UberEats to earn extra money due to cuts in their income due to Covid. This is how she died. An UberEats delivery,’ wrote Ryan’s sister, Erin Munsie, in a Facebook post. ‘I didn’t know a person could feel this level of sadness. I keep thinking I’m having a nightmare and I’m going to wake up any minute.’
Munsie was bringing a food order to someone at the Northern Cross Apartments in the 4200 block of Northern Cross Boulevard in the Fort Worth suburb of Haltom City when she was attacked
Police said Munsie's lifeless body was discovered in a breezeway at the apartment building
Munsie's sister, Erin Munsie , said their family were so proud that she had taken a second job delivering food to boost her income
Munsie was employed as an ambulance driver for the disabled. She is pictured with her co-worker and friend, Bailey Ables
Ryna and Camaron are pictured with their three children, now ages 5, 7, and 11
Munsie and her husband, Camaron Graham, have three children, ages 5, 7 and 11.
'Her children were her world,' Munsie's friend Bailey Ables told WFAA. 'When I think of her, how funny she was, she was always trying to put a smile on someone else’s face. Always asked how your day was and if you needed something, she’d get it for you.'
Ables has started a GoFundMe campaign to help Munsie's husband with her funeral expenses, which by Wednesday has drawn more than $30,000 in donations.
Police are offering a $1,250 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of a suspect. Anyone with information is being asked to call Haltom City police at 817-222-7027.