On October 14, 2000, the body of 27-year-old Christine Fields of Pomona, California, was found in a field in Riverside County. She had been strangled, and investigators concluded her body had been moved from the original crime scene. Christine was the second Black woman from Pomona found murdered under similar circumstances in Southern California in 2000; Vanessa Williams, 45, had been discovered strangled in a vacant Pomona field on August 11, 2000.

Those two 2000 killings showed striking similarities to two unsolved 1980 Los Angeles cases in which 25-year-olds Sonia Smith and Phyllis McClinton were found bound and strangled in abandoned fields. A surviving victim of a related 1980 assault had identified Larry D. Hubbard as her attacker; he was convicted of false imprisonment in that case. Hubbard was arrested in California in 2007 on an outstanding warrant and died by suicide in custody while awaiting extradition. Subsequent DNA analysis linked him to the murders of Sonia Smith, Vanessa Williams, and Christine Fields, and investigators say he may be connected to other unsolved Southern California homicides.

If anyone knew Christine, her habits, or movements in Pomona in 2000, what information could help investigators now?