In October 2016, a 26-year-old restaurant hostess in Charlotte, North Carolina, was walking home after a night out with friends when she was gunned down on a sidewalk about half a mile from her house. For years, detectives have explored every possible avenue trying to bring her killer to justice, but with no eyewitnesses and very little evidence, the case grows colder with each passing day. Now, law enforcement is providing new details to the public about Kétie Jones’ case in hopes that someone with information will come forward and justice can finally be served.
Courtesy of North Carolina Crime Stoppers
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If you know who killed Kétie Memory Jones, or think you might have any kind of information about her murder or the suspect’s car, you’re asked to call the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department at 704-336-7600.
Kétie poses for a selfie with one of her dogs in 2014. Photo Courtesy: Kétie Memory Jones on Facebook
Kétie dyed her naturally brown hair a rainbow of colors over the years, including hot pink, green, and blue. Photo Courtesy: Kétie Memory Jones on Facebook
Kétie poses with one of her cats in this 2014 photo. Photo Courtesy: Kétie Memory Jones on Facebook
A selfie Kétie posted on social media in May of 2016. It’s one of the last selfies she posted on Facebook before her death in October 2016. Photo Courtesy: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
A map showing the route Kétie took from Midwood Country Club to Berryhill Realty Co., which is where she was killed. The walk was approximately half a mile. Photo Courtesy: Google Maps
Screen grabs of surveillance footage from the night of Kétie’s murder show what police believe is the killer’s car. Photo Courtesy: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Screen grabs of surveillance footage from the night of Kétie’s murder show what police believe is the killer’s car. Photo Courtesy: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Screen grabs of surveillance footage from the night of Kétie’s murder show what police believe is the killer’s car. Photo Courtesy: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Kétie was shot while walking across the driveway of Berryhill Realty Co., which is the yellow house pictured. The surveillance camera from the church building across the street — the Metrolina Baptist Association — captured footage of what police believe is the killer’s vehicle. Photo Courtesy: Google
An October 20, 2016, article in the Charlotte Observer about Kétie’s case, featuring a photo of the makeshift memorial her friends and members of the community left at the location her body was found. Photo Courtesy: The Charlotte Observer