Kendra Roberts was 27 when her body was found on the side of Riverside Drive near the River Walk Apartments in north Macon, Georgia, on Sunday, August 7, 2016. She had been shot to death. The investigation initially focused on her boyfriend, 22-year-old Daniel Hall, who was arrested hours after the body was found and charged with her murder. Hall said he and Roberts had argued the morning she disappeared; he denied killing her and spent two years in jail while the case proceeded.

A significant development came after routine testing of firearms evidence in another county. A shell casing from a gun that had been confiscated from Sterling Bell in Clarkston was later matched to the casing recovered at Roberts’ killing, and Bell was charged in October 2018. Investigators also pursued federal firearm charges against Bell. The new ballistics link prompted officials to drop the murder charges against Hall and re-open the case.

If anyone knew Kendra, where she spent her time in Macon, or has information about the events of August 7, 2016, please come forward.