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Sacramento police search for dead woman’s children and their father

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A day after a woman died, Sacramento police announced Tuesday that they were searching for her two missing children and the children’s father. On Monday, officers went to a home on Didcot Circle off Norwood Avenue in north Sacramento around 7:30 p.m. to answer a 911 call, police said. There they found a woman presumed dead. Firefighters arrived and pronounced the woman dead, police said. During the investigation, police investigators were unable to find the woman’s two children or the children’s father. The children are 4-year-old Athena Lee and 2-year-old Mateo Lee. The father is 38-year-old Cameron Lee. Police believe the children are with Cameron. So far, they have not been able to make contact with him and would like to speak to him about the children’s whereabouts. Cameron is believed to be driving a gray Honda Passport (model year 2023) with the California license plate “9JUS091.” A police news release labels the children “MP” (missing person). Cameron is not reported missing, but police have not identified him as a suspect or person of interest. Police also could not determine if the children are in danger or if an Amber Alert will be issued. Amber Alerts are issued by the California Highway Patrol when the following conditions are met: Law enforcement believes the person has been abducted. Law enforcement believes the person is in imminent danger of serious bodily harm or death. There is enough information about the missing person and the abduction that law enforcement can issue a public alert to assist in locating the person. The abducted person is 17 years of age or younger. The person’s name and other elements, including the “child abduction” designation, have been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system. Anyone with information is asked to call the Sacramento Police Department at 916-808-5471 or Sacramento Valley Crime Stoppers at 916-443-4357. Callers can also remain anonymous and are eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.

SACRAMENTO, California —

A day after a woman was killed, Sacramento police said Tuesday they were searching for her two missing children and their father.

On Monday around 7:30 p.m., officers responded to a home on Didcot Circle, off Norwood Avenue in north Sacramento, to respond to a 911 call, police said, where they found a woman believed to be dead.

When firefighters arrived, the woman was pronounced dead, police said.

The police department said that during their investigation, their investigators were unable to locate the woman’s two children or their father. The children are four-year-old Athena Lee and two-year-old Mateo Lee. The father is 38-year-old Cameron Lee.

Sacramento police search for dead woman's children and father

Sacramento Police Department

Sacramento police search for dead woman's children and father

Sacramento Police Department

The police assume that the children are with Cameron. They have not been able to contact him. They would like to speak to him about the whereabouts of the children.

Cameron is believed to be driving a gray 2023 Honda Passport with a California license plate that reads “9JUS091.”

Sacramento police search for dead woman's children and father

Sacramento Police Department

Sacramento police search for dead woman's children and father

Sacramento Police Department

In a press release from the police department, the children are labeled “MP” (missing person). Cameron is not labeled as a missing person, but police have not identified him as a suspect or person of interest, either.

Police also could not determine whether the children are in danger or whether an Amber Alert will be issued.

Amber Alerts are issued by the California Highway Patrol when the following requirements are met.

They are:

  • Law enforcement authorities believe the person was kidnapped.
  • Law enforcement authorities believe the person is in immediate danger of serious bodily harm or death.
  • There is enough information about the missing person and the kidnapping for the police to issue a public notice to search for the person.
  • The kidnapped person is 17 years old or younger.
  • The person’s name and other elements, including the “child abduction” designation, were entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system.

Anyone with information is asked to call Sacramento police at 916-808-5471 or Sacramento Valley Crime Stoppers at 916-443-4357. Callers can also remain anonymous and are eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.

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