Jessica Green, aged 18, was tragically killed on September 5, 2007, in Jacksonville, Florida. Jessica was a survivor of sex trafficking and was shot at a home in Jacksonville. Her death remains unsolved, with few leads developed over the years. Despite initial investigations by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, no arrests have been made, and her family continues to seek justice and closure for her untimely death.
Jessica's case has been highlighted by Project Cold Case in an effort to keep her memory alive and draw attention to the lack of progress in her investigation. The organization provides advocacy for families like Jessica's, who are left waiting for answers. Friends and family have pushed for investigators to reopen the case, hoping that new advancements in forensic technology or witness testimony might provide a breakthrough.
Authorities encourage anyone with information to contact Jacksonville Crime Stoppers, with rewards available for leads that could assist in solving the case. Jessica’s tragic story underscores the struggles faced by survivors of trafficking, and her family remains committed to finding those responsible for her death.
