Second Theft Shocks Family of Sacramento Murder Victim

A mother in Sacramento is grappling with fresh pain after her son's white SUV was stolen twice within a single week. The vehicle, which once carried his ashes in a necklace, first disappeared after the initial police case was closed.
The suspect, Parris Lee‑McCall, was caught driving the SUV but charges were dropped due to a lack of evidence.

The next day, the SUV vanished again from her driveway. Police arrested Lee‑McCall once more, this time pressing felony theft and possession charges. The mother now hopes the case will not unravel again.

She had established a victim‑support foundation in her son’s name and used the car for outreach. Losing it feels like a double blow, given its sentimental and symbolic significance.

To protect the SUV, she installed a driveway camera and plans to add her foundation’s logo to the car. She believes that branding it will deter future thefts.

The suspect remains in custody, and the mother is determined to see justice through this time.