Gloria Green, 39, a Black woman, died on June 29, 1999, in Brooklyn, New York. Beyond that date and place, public traces of her life and death are sparse, leaving a case with clear edges but missing pages: the ordinary rhythms of a summer day in Brooklyn, then a sudden stop and little readily found detail about what followed.

In the months after her death, Brooklyn saw a pattern of killings later linked by investigators: victims left where they fell, strangulation as a signature, and a trail through Williamsburg and Bedford-Stuyvesant. Police attention focused on networks of acquaintances and vulnerable people who moved through those blocks. Investigators later matched DNA from saliva recovered at multiple scenes to a suspect, and Vincent Johnson, a homeless man in Brooklyn, was taken into custody in early August 2000 and later pleaded guilty to multiple killings and received life without parole.

If anyone knew Gloria, her routines, or has information about her death in Brooklyn in June 1999, can you share what you know?