Jessica Jessie Whitehouse was 30 when she was found shot to death at her Indianapolis home on the evening of November 2, 2016. A paralegal described as happy and in love, she was discovered by her boyfriend in the 4300 block of North Norwaldo Avenue after he went to check on her when she didn’t respond to calls and texts; he saw her feet in the hallway through a window, forced his way inside, and found her deceased.

Family members, including her mother Anna Whitehouse and stepfather Virgil Vandagriff, a retired Marion County sheriff’s deputy, campaigned to keep the case public, posted flyers, and raised reward money. A relative received an accidental morning call in which Jessie said Oh, good morning and Yes it’s early, a detail the family noted. Jessie’s car, purse, and phone were reported missing and her abandoned car was later located in a nearby neighborhood.

Investigators reported DNA under Jessie’s fingernails and examined cell phone records as part of the inquiry. Does anyone who knew Jessie or who was in north Indianapolis on November 2, 2016, have information that could help?