Seven years.



Today marks seven years since Ci’Lina was found dead in the middle of NW Paint Road in Cache, Oklahoma. She had been shot multiple times.

In a Jan. 16, 2020 report by KSWO-TV, Comanche County Sheriff Kenny Stradley said they believe they know who did it, but they need more evidence to be able to bring them in.

If you have credible information about her murder, contact the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-522-8017. You could be eligible for a $5,000 reward. You can remain anonymous.

Rest in peace, Ci’Lina.

Robert Jackson
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