Flight Attendant Murder Case Solved
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During the search, investigators obtained video surveillance footage from the night of March 21 showing Day dragging “what appears to be a lifeless body from the home into the backyard.”
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The body was taken to the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification, where a DNA analysis confirmed two weeks ago that it was Soluri's remains, O'Brien said.
Before Soluri's body was identified, Day bragged to fellow inmates in jail that it would be impossible to convict him of murder if his victim's remains could not be found, according to a notice filed by the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office.
Day then allegedly admitted that he and Soluri had fought after she had filmed him acting irate, and when she threatened to call 911, he panicked and strangled her with his bare hands on the kitchen floor.
Soluri was last seen in March 2025 after taking a brief leave from her job with Envoy Air, a regional carrier under American Airlines.
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A fisherman discovered the remains of Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old flight attendant, near a creek bank in Bowie, Texas, more than a year after she was reported missing in June 2025. DNA testing confirmed her identity two weeks ago. Soluri had been strangled by Dennis William Day, her friend and roommate, who allegedly confessed to the crime and dumped her body near a bridge about 65 miles from their Fort Worth…
Strangled flight attendant's body is found by creek bank by fisherman a year after she was reported missing →A year after Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old Envoy Air flight attendant, went missing, her body was found by a fisherman in Brushy Creek near Fort Worth, Texas. Dennis William Day, 67, who had been living with Soluri for about a year, is accused of strangling her to death and has admitted to the crime. Police discovered surveillance footage showing Day dragging what appeared to be a lifeless body from his home into…
Flight attendant’s lifeless body found in Texas creek a year after she went missing, roommate arrested →DNA testing has confirmed that remains found in a Texas creek belong to Rana Nofal Soluri, an American Airlines flight attendant who went missing in early 2025. The body was discovered by a fisherman near a bridge in Montague County and later released to her daughter for burial. Dennis Day, Soluri’s former roommate, admitted to police that he strangled her before dumping her body into a creek. Joni Thomas faces…
DNA confirms body found in Texas creek is missing flight attendant →DNA testing has confirmed that remains found in Brushy Creek, Texas, belong to Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old flight attendant who was missing since March 2025. Authorities arrested Dennis Day, Soluri’s former roommate, for her murder; he admitted to strangling and disposing of her body near a bridge. The case also involved another woman, Joni Thomas, charged with tampering with evidence. Prosecutors say Day…
DNA testing confirms body of flight attendant who was killed and thrown from bridge →Police in Texas have identified human remains found in Brushy Creek in June as those of Rana Nofal Soluri, a flight attendant who went missing last year. The 47-year-old’s roommate and alleged murderer, Dennis William Day, was arrested shortly after her disappearance and confessed to strangling Soluri before dumping her body off a bridge. Joni Thomas, another friend of Day’s, faces charges for allegedly assisting in…
Remains found in Texas river identified as missing flight attendant murdered in 2025 →Analysis
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- 4 Oct
The body was taken to the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification, where a DNA analysis confirmed two weeks ago that it was Soluri's remains, O'Brien said.
- 5 Oct
Suspicion quickly fell on Day, who later admitted to police that he “snapped” during a dispute with Soluri before he “began to strangle her with his bare hands,” his arrest warrant said.
- 6 Oct
Rana Nofal Soluri, 47, was found on June 13 by a fisherman on the bank of Brushy Creek under a bridge in Montague County, about 70 miles northwest of Fort Worth, according to police and local reports.
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- 7 Oct Remains found in Texas river identified as missing flight attendant murdered in 2025Police in Texas have identified human remains found in Brushy Creek in June as those of Rana Nofal Soluri, a flight attendant who went missing last year. The 47-year-old’s roommate and alleged murderer, Dennis William Day, was arrested shortly after her disappearance and confessed to strangling Soluri before dumping her body off a bridge. Joni Thomas, another friend of Day’s, faces charges for allegedly assisting in…The Independent
6 Oct DNA testing confirms body of flight attendant who was killed and thrown from bridgeDNA testing has confirmed that remains found in Brushy Creek, Texas, belong to Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old flight attendant who was missing since March 2025. Authorities arrested Dennis Day, Soluri’s former roommate, for her murder; he admitted to strangling and disposing of her body near a bridge. The case also involved another woman, Joni Thomas, charged with tampering with evidence. Prosecutors say Day…Fox News
5 Oct DNA confirms body found in Texas creek is missing flight attendantDNA testing has confirmed that remains found in a Texas creek belong to Rana Nofal Soluri, an American Airlines flight attendant who went missing in early 2025. The body was discovered by a fisherman near a bridge in Montague County and later released to her daughter for burial. Dennis Day, Soluri’s former roommate, admitted to police that he strangled her before dumping her body into a creek. Joni Thomas faces…NBC News- 4 Oct Flight attendant’s lifeless body found in Texas creek a year after she went missing, roommate arrestedA year after Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old Envoy Air flight attendant, went missing, her body was found by a fisherman in Brushy Creek near Fort Worth, Texas. Dennis William Day, 67, who had been living with Soluri for about a year, is accused of strangling her to death and has admitted to the crime. Police discovered surveillance footage showing Day dragging what appeared to be a lifeless body from his home into…New York Post
4 Oct Strangled flight attendant's body is found by creek bank by fisherman a year after she was reported missingA fisherman discovered the remains of Rana Nofal Soluri, a 47-year-old flight attendant, near a creek bank in Bowie, Texas, more than a year after she was reported missing in June 2025. DNA testing confirmed her identity two weeks ago. Soluri had been strangled by Dennis William Day, her friend and roommate, who allegedly confessed to the crime and dumped her body near a bridge about 65 miles from their Fort Worth…Daily Mail
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