Saundra Thomas, 47, was found shot to death in her bed at her East 34th Street home in Savannah, Georgia during the early morning of March 5, 2017. Investigators described her position as appearing to be a natural sleeping posture and said the scene showed no signs of a struggle, with no forced entry noted. That led detectives to conclude she may have known her killer.

Police collected a large amount of evidence from the house — reportedly more than is typical — and detectives have said they believe the case is solvable. Despite that, no physical evidence has been publicly reported to directly link any person of interest to the murder, no suspect has been officially named, and no arrests have been made. The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department continues to seek information that could break the case.

If anyone knew Saundra, her routines, visitors to her home, or saw anything unusual in that neighborhood around March 5, 2017, please come forward with information.