Kendra Monique Jackson, 46, was found dead in the bedroom of her fiancé’s Bel Meade Place home in Macon, Georgia, in the early morning hours of June 12, 2015, from a gunshot wound to the head. Her fiancé, William C. Pounds III, a local pastor, told deputies she had shot herself during an argument, but investigators reclassified the case as a suspicious death after evidence at the scene contradicted that account.

A crime scene expert later testified that blood evidence indicated Jackson did not shoot herself and that she was likely near the ground, possibly held down at an angle when the shot was fired. Investigators also concluded the room appeared staged and that a significant amount of time had passed before Pounds called 911. It emerged that Pounds was engaged to another woman and was scheduled to marry her on the day Jackson died.

Pounds was arrested on August 14, 2015, and charged with malice murder, felony murder, and aggravated assault. He was later tried and convicted; a judge sentenced him to life without parole, and the Georgia Supreme Court denied his appeal. Who knew Kendra or has information about her final days?