Tjhisha Ball was 18 when she was found dead on September 18, 2014, on the side of a road in North Jacksonville. She and her friend Angelia Mangum were discovered bound with zip ties, reportedly hog-tied and without clothing; both deaths were classified as a double murder. Witnesses said the scene suggested the women had been thrown from an overpass.

The killings shocked the community and drew attention to violence against young Black women. Investigators have appealed for public help and rewards have been offered for information leading to arrests, but the case remains unsolved. Little has been released about suspects or a timeline of events leading up to that morning.

Anyone who knew Tjhisha, Angelia, their last movements, or who has information that could help identify those responsible is asked to come forward.