On February 21, 1999, in Baltimore, Constance Wills, a 60-year-old Black woman, was attacked inside her home. She was bound and sexually assaulted, then beaten and strangled; valuables were taken during the break-in. Wills was discovered the next day by her daughter with help from a neighbor, and police classified the death as a homicide. The killer was not immediately brought to justice.

Years later the case was linked to a pattern of attacks on older Baltimore residents, many found dead in their homes. Investigators used DNA to connect cases that had initially appeared as separate incidents. Authorities eventually identified Raymont Hopewell as the suspect linked to multiple assaults and killings; he was arrested in September 2005 and later faced charges tying him to several murders and related crimes.

Did anyone in Baltimore at the time remember unusual activity around the neighborhood or know Constance Wills well enough to share details about her last days?