Local Woman's Family Remembers Loving Mother Shyta Campbell, Killed in Houston Apartment Complex Shooting
A week before her brutal murder, Shyta Campbell had a final conversation with her sister Kanneshia Penrice that still haunts those who knew her. "Never knew it was going to be the last time I would just talk to my sister," Penrice said, reflecting on the moment her sibling reassured her about being ready to move forward after life.
For Penrice and her siblings, Campbell's death is not an isolated incident - they've dealt with tragedy before. Losing their mother at a young age left them fragmented, leading them to reconnect as adults in their 30s. Now, they're struggling to come to terms with the loss of another family member, leaving behind three children who were unfortunately caught in the crossfire.
As authorities investigate the motives behind Campbell's murder, her sister is relying on faith for strength and guidance. "I don't hold no will towards him or anybody else. I'm going to leave it in God's hands and let him handle it," Penrice said, choosing not to harbor hatred or anger.
Campbell was shot outside an apartment complex in northwest Houston, where multiple people were arguing before the fatal incident occurred. Despite the chaos, three young children inside were unharmed - although they were not Campbell's own children.
The family is still reeling from the news of her death, which has left them grappling with grief and uncertainty. As the search for those responsible continues, Penrice's sister is taking solace in her faith, knowing that justice will be served in its time.
A week before her brutal murder, Shyta Campbell had a final conversation with her sister Kanneshia Penrice that still haunts those who knew her. "Never knew it was going to be the last time I would just talk to my sister," Penrice said, reflecting on the moment her sibling reassured her about being ready to move forward after life.
For Penrice and her siblings, Campbell's death is not an isolated incident - they've dealt with tragedy before. Losing their mother at a young age left them fragmented, leading them to reconnect as adults in their 30s. Now, they're struggling to come to terms with the loss of another family member, leaving behind three children who were unfortunately caught in the crossfire.
As authorities investigate the motives behind Campbell's murder, her sister is relying on faith for strength and guidance. "I don't hold no will towards him or anybody else. I'm going to leave it in God's hands and let him handle it," Penrice said, choosing not to harbor hatred or anger.
Campbell was shot outside an apartment complex in northwest Houston, where multiple people were arguing before the fatal incident occurred. Despite the chaos, three young children inside were unharmed - although they were not Campbell's own children.
The family is still reeling from the news of her death, which has left them grappling with grief and uncertainty. As the search for those responsible continues, Penrice's sister is taking solace in her faith, knowing that justice will be served in its time.
my thoughts are with Shyta Campbell's family right now... losing someone you love is never easy but it seems like they've been through so much already 
. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for them to deal with another tragedy so soon. The fact that three innocent kids were caught in the crossfire makes it even more heartbreaking 
. I hope the authorities find those responsible and bring them to justice, but more importantly, I hope Shyta's family finds some peace and comfort in the days ahead 
. Sending all my love and support their way 
I feel so sorry for this poor family... Losing someone you love is one thing, but to go through it twice? That's just cruel. 
I mean, I know we all have our own struggles and stuff, but can't we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that there are three little kids who managed to stay alive in that crazy situation? 
And honestly, I'm all for faith and self-control, but like, don't we want justice for Shyta too? I guess time will tell... 
. We should be advocating for stronger gun laws and community programs to prevent this kind of tragedy from happening in the first place 
. Rest in peace Shyta Campbell - may your family find strength in each other and in their faith 
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. The whole situation is just so senseless and devastating - I hope justice is served soon, but like Kanneshia said, God's got this 
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anyway, it sounds like Shyta was a super strong person who didn't want her sister to dwell on negative emotions and she chose to be all positive and supportive instead 