Deandrea Vine: Kansas City Mother Of 4 Stabbed To Death In Kansas City

Deandrea Vine, 27,  a mother of four, was found stabbed to death Saturday, July 28, 2018 ,where she lived in Kansas City, Missouri. Police have not announced an arrest.

Deandrea Vine may have dealt with a learning disability and epilepsy, but she was a loving mother to her four beautiful children. Authorities in Kansas City, Missouri are trying to find out who would kill her.

Vine was found stabbed to death in her yard, according to multiple media reports.

Vine worked at Walmart and lived with her her grandmother and mother, Kelly Jackson, according to KCTV5. The father of Vine's children killed himself about a year ago, Jackson told the station.

Her family members said that they last they saw of Vine, she was sitting on the front porch with a man she knew. When she still wasn't in the house in the early morning hours, they went outside, where they found her body.

It looked like she had been trying to call 911, family members told the TV station.

"Michael, my son, and I ran up here,"  Bernice Jackson, Vine's grandmother, told KCTV5. "She was laying on the grass right there." 

A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family. This is what it says:

Deandrea Vine was a 27 year old single mother of 4. A 7 year old girl 5 year old boy 3 year old girl and 21 month old boy. She  lost her kids father last year to suicidie and on July 28th 2018 someone took her life very tragically. She did not have life insurance she was just gettin started at her job at wal mart and didn’t have it. We are asking for any donations the money will go to her kids or funeral cost! Anything will help 5 dolllars 2 dollars 10 dollars! Deandrea would never hurt anyone else and she definitely didn’t deserve to be murdered the way she was! Please and thank you! And if u have donations clothes shoes diapers of gift cards you can contact me and i will get them from you! Thank you!

She leaves behind four children ranging in age from 7 to 21 months.

Anyone with information is urged to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-8477.