Jacqueline Draggs was 21 when she was found shot to death in the backyard of a vacant home in the 20000 block of Barlow Street on Detroit’s east side in the early morning hours of Saturday, August 13, 2016. Neighbors had called 911 after hearing gunshots and a woman’s screams, followed by a final single shot. Officers identified her at the county morgue while her family was in the process of filing a missing person report; she had been expected to pick up her father from the Greyhound station the previous evening but never arrived home.

Friends and coworkers remembered Jacqueline as vibrant, caring, and committed to healthcare work and community advocacy, including breast cancer and leukemia awareness walks. Despite a Crime Stoppers reward and ongoing public appeals, police announced no suspects and there have been no arrests; the investigation has since gone cold.

Did anyone in the neighborhood or who knew Jacqueline notice something unusual the night she disappeared?