Chelsea Johnson was 15 when her body was found near a creek by the Creekside Village Apartments at Pleasant Avenue and Nilles Road in Fairfield, Ohio on April 15, 2012. Reported missing nine hours before discovery, she was a student at Fairfield Options Academy who wanted to become a veterinarian and enjoyed fishing, camping, and time with friends and family. Authorities determined she had been stabbed to death.

The Fairfield Police Department and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigated leads and at one point believed they had a suspect. George Donald Davis, who had contact with Chelsea near the time of her death, was later convicted on unrelated charges involving drug trafficking and attempting to exchange drugs for sex with Chelsea, but he was never charged in her murder. The case has since been added to the Ohio Attorney General’s Cold Case Unit for re-examination with newer forensic tools. Chelsea’s family has repeatedly expressed frustration with the investigation and held a vigil on the second anniversary of her death to demand more decisive action.

Does anyone who knew Chelsea or saw activity near Creekside Village Apartments in April 2012 have information that could help move this case forward?