INDIO, Calif. -  An Indio family is making a plea for help to
the community.  The man who shot and killed Isela Duran remains
on the run nearly eleven months after her death.  Police
responded to a report of gunfire at 9:20 PM on Wednesday July
11, 2012.  They found Duran at the 46700 block of Daisy street. 
Paramedics took her to JFK Memorial Hospital in Indio where
Duran died.  She was 45.  "My heart just stopped," said Michelle
Duran, Isela's daughter.  "I felt like I lost a part of me."
Witnesses say the suspect, a hispanic man, about 18 years old,
with a large tattoo on his chest, got away.  Duran left behind a
husband, five kids, and eight grandchildren. "She was our
heart," said Marissa Flores.  "She was our laughter.  She was
everything to us."  Things some of the grandchildren may never
remember, except through songs they sing about her.  Now, almost
a year later, the family wants to change the tune.  They want
justice.  "It'll be a relief for us once it's all said and
done," said Marissa Flores.  "