Man charged with murder after wife found in freezer.

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Our story that we have in store for you today begins in Houston, Texas. Domestic criminal offenses are more common within households than many people think. Those who are fortunate and lucky enough are sometimes able to escape from these toxic dynamics.

Unfortunately, others aren't. Curtis Allen Holliday, a 58-year-old business mogul, was known to be a kind man in public, and a monster in private. His wife, 29 year old, Chi Thi Lien Le was often subjected to distress throughout their marriage.

In November and December of 2019, Curtis received two separate charges for assaulting Chi Thi Lien Le in their Houston home. Chi Thi Lien Le's family were mostly unaware of the situation she had faced, which is what made her sudden disappearance so shocking and confusing.

On April 3rd, 2020, Chi Thi Lien Le's family could not seem to get in touch with their daughter for a few days. They knew that she was often busy and perhaps just unable to reach her phone. But it was extremely unlike her to not return any calls or texts. Whenever they tried to contact her husband, Curtis, he very cleverly dodged their questions. Something about Chi Thi Lien Le's lack of communication did not sit right with her family. So they quickly reported her missing to local authorities.


In cases involving a violent spouse in particular, it is common to question the partner of the missing person, as they may have had something to do with it. This made questioning Curtis Allen Holliday rather easy, and soon this led to the police arresting Curtis on May 5th, after he was charged with violation of bond on a protective order, and continuous harm against a family member. While the police had Curtis in custody, they were able to search the properties that he was associated with. Investigators found nothing particularly interesting at the home Curtis shared with his wife, but everything changed when they began searching elsewhere.

The police conducted a search at Curtis' business, in the 5800 block of West Sam Houston Parkway, North, hoping to find some potential clues as to his wife's whereabouts. And when the officers were about to end their search, one of the investigators realized that the business had rather large commercial freezers on site. With bated breath, investigators slowly opened one of the business freezers on the property and found the remains of Chi Thi Lien Le stuffed inside. The brutal and horrific discovery was not at all what investigators had expected to find when they entered Curtis' business property. Chi Thi Lien Le's case was ruled as a homicide, and her husband was later charged with her murder.

 

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