Eva Marie Fullmer was 22 when she was reported missing in Savannah, Georgia around May 10, 2016. Two days later, on May 12, authorities found a burned vehicle containing human remains; those remains were later identified as Fullmer’s and the Georgia Bureau of Investigations ruled her death a homicide.

Investigators connected Fullmer to Anthony Wilson Jackson as the probe continued. The inquiry into her death helped uncover a larger criminal enterprise tied to Jackson, including multi-state commercial sex trafficking and a large-scale marijuana distribution conspiracy in the Savannah area. Searches of his properties reportedly turned up drugs, drug paraphernalia, multiple firearms, and thousands of dollars in cash.

Jackson was later sentenced in May 2021 on federal convictions that included drug and firearms offenses and money laundering. The murder of Eva Fullmer remains open and under investigation. If anyone has information about her death or saw anything around May 10–12, 2016, please contact the investigators handling the case.