Carjacking, gunned robbery, physical assault
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Last night, 6/26/2019, my sister, Elizabeth, was the victim of a violent armed car jacking and abduction.
She got home from work around 11pm and parked her car in front of her house. When her vehicle's gear shift is in park, the car doors automatically unlock. She had unbuckled her seatbelt, but had not stepped out of her car yet when two armed men opened her doors, got into her car -one in the front passenger seat and one directly behind the driver's seat- and each pushed a gun to her head. When she assumed they were trying to steal the vehicle, she started to get out of the car, but they held her against the seat and told her to drive. They forced her at gun point to drive to an ATM, where they cleared all funds from her bank account. Because she didn't remember where the closest ATM was, she was violently hit in the head with the butt of one of the guns, temporarily blacking out while driving.
During the ordeal, they repeatedly terrorized her telling her they were going to shoot her if she did not completely follow their specific instructions.
After they had cleared her account they forced her to drive into a dark alley, pushed her out of the vehicle and made her face away from them and her vehicle. They then made her recite her address several times before punching her so hard in the jaw they knocked her to the ground and she briefly lost consciousness . At that point they had her phone, ID, debit card, and house keys. When she came to, face in the dirt, they were driving away in her vehicle. She was covered in blood and bruises, her glasses were missing. She was only 6 blocks from home.
This happened in her neighborhood. They have her house keys and know her address. She is immediately moving out of her apartment, but has no funds, no car, and no phone.
We are seeking help to get her back on her feet. Any funds collected will go to the following:
-Deposit and first months rent in a new place
-New glasses
-New phone (insurance copay for replacement)
-Current rent payment and utilities before she can move out
-Therapy for the upcoming weeks to help cope with the PTSD that coms with being violently assaulted/abducted
-Grocery, gas, and living expenses until she can build her funds back up
Anything, including support and love is appreciated.
She got home from work around 11pm and parked her car in front of her house. When her vehicle's gear shift is in park, the car doors automatically unlock. She had unbuckled her seatbelt, but had not stepped out of her car yet when two armed men opened her doors, got into her car -one in the front passenger seat and one directly behind the driver's seat- and each pushed a gun to her head. When she assumed they were trying to steal the vehicle, she started to get out of the car, but they held her against the seat and told her to drive. They forced her at gun point to drive to an ATM, where they cleared all funds from her bank account. Because she didn't remember where the closest ATM was, she was violently hit in the head with the butt of one of the guns, temporarily blacking out while driving.
During the ordeal, they repeatedly terrorized her telling her they were going to shoot her if she did not completely follow their specific instructions.
After they had cleared her account they forced her to drive into a dark alley, pushed her out of the vehicle and made her face away from them and her vehicle. They then made her recite her address several times before punching her so hard in the jaw they knocked her to the ground and she briefly lost consciousness . At that point they had her phone, ID, debit card, and house keys. When she came to, face in the dirt, they were driving away in her vehicle. She was covered in blood and bruises, her glasses were missing. She was only 6 blocks from home.
This happened in her neighborhood. They have her house keys and know her address. She is immediately moving out of her apartment, but has no funds, no car, and no phone.
We are seeking help to get her back on her feet. Any funds collected will go to the following:
-Deposit and first months rent in a new place
-New glasses
-New phone (insurance copay for replacement)
-Current rent payment and utilities before she can move out
-Therapy for the upcoming weeks to help cope with the PTSD that coms with being violently assaulted/abducted
-Grocery, gas, and living expenses until she can build her funds back up
Anything, including support and love is appreciated.
Organizer and beneficiary
Jessica Homeyer
Organizer
Kansas City, MO
Elizabeth Homeyer
Beneficiary