On September 11, 2007, 23-year-old Senaqua Norman was fatally shot in Chicago. She was eight months pregnant at the time, and the killing was described as a targeted attack near her home. Her death left the family devastated; her father, who has a law enforcement background, publicly vowed to find her killers and pushed for progress in the investigation.

Reports say leads were limited and solving the case was hampered by a lack of witnesses and the wider problem of gun violence in certain Chicago neighborhoods then. The case drew some media attention as the family sought justice and the community called for greater accountability and resources to prevent similar tragedies.

If anyone knew Senaqua, saw activity near her home around September 11, 2007, or has information about this shooting, please come forward.