Eureka Jackson, a 38-year-old African-American woman, was found dead on November 6, 2008, inside an abandoned building at 34 E. 120th St. Her cause of death was determined to be strangulation. Jackson’s body, like two other victims identified as Leslie Brown and Siobhan Hampton, was recovered from abandoned buildings on the Far South Side of Chicago within a concentrated area from 113th to 120th streets between South Michigan and South Harvard avenues.

Investigators linked DNA from Jackson and Brown to samples taken from Hampton’s remains, a match that led to the arrest of Michael Johnson, 24 at the time, who was later charged with multiple counts including first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and aggravated criminal sexual assault. Authorities also noted the victims led high-risk lifestyles and continued to examine whether Johnson was connected to other similar killings, including the May 2009 strangulation death of 29-year-old Lutelda Hudson.

Does anyone have information about Jackson, where she spent her time, or connections that might help explain how these victims came to be targeted?