Jacqueline Frazier was 26 when she was murdered on July 21, 1986. Her killing was one of several violent crimes tied to Wilbur Jennings, who was convicted of multiple first-degree murders including Frazier’s death.

The jury sustained eight special circumstance allegations, finding that Frazier and two other victims were killed in the course of a robbery; two victims were also murdered during the commission of a rape. Prosecutors presented testimony and forensic evidence linking Jennings to the crimes, and he was convicted not only of multiple murders but of forcible sexual assaults, robberies, arsons, and kidnapping for robbery. A Fresno County jury sentenced Jennings to death and imposed additional consecutive and concurrent prison terms for the remaining felony convictions.

The case involved extensive legal proceedings and appeals. Anyone who knew Jacqueline Frazier or has information about her life or the events of July 21, 1986 is asked to come forward.