Lisa Ann Jackson was 28 when she was killed at a party in her White Center apartment in Seattle on June 6, 2017. Host of a gathering on 14th Avenue Southwest, Jackson got into a dispute with her 28-year-old former roommate, who had come to collect personal belongings. Jackson sustained a fatal gunshot wound to the neck and was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to the ex-roommate’s account to law enforcement, the handgun — reportedly belonging to Jackson and later found to be a reported stolen firearm — came into the ex-roommate’s possession and was being walked toward a car to be secured when Jackson charged at her. The ex-roommate said she heard a loud bang as she tried to shield her face. Other guests detained the woman until sheriff’s deputies arrived; she admitted to shooting Jackson and was arrested for investigation of second-degree murder with bail set at $1 million. As of June 2017, no formal charges had been filed, and a December 2018 report indicated charges still had not been brought.

Jackson was of Native American descent and left four children who were placed in protective custody. Are there witnesses or neighbors who remember that night or who can shed light on what happened before the shooting?