Our card this week is

is Jacqueline Brown, the King of Spades from Ohio.

38 years ago, Jacqueline left a bar to head back to her place for a casual night with friends, but she

would never make it.

Not even 10 minutes away from her apartment, she was shot and killed.

Her case has left investigators with more questions than answers, but the right person could

have the information police need to unlock this case and all of its secrets.

I'm Ashley Flowers and this is the deck. So, You're going to. In the early morning hours of July 12th 1985 the residential neighborhood along Brooklyn Avenue on the west side of Dayton, Ohio was quiet.

Most of its residents were still asleep in their beds.

But at 3 a.m. a sound rang out that began waking the neighbors.

One resident who will call Amy sat bolt right up in her bed trying to make sense of what she was

hearing. It was a car horn, but not just a single honk. It rang out over and over again.

At first she thought maybe someone was picking up a neighbor and they were just being loud, but the honking didn't stop.

So she got out of bed and made her way to the window to see what was happening outside.

Here's retired Detective Doyle Burke, who was originally on the case back in 1985.

She said that she heard the horn blowing,

finally looked out the window, saw the lady still in the car blowing her horn,

the lady then got out, laid over the hood of the car yelling, help, I've been shot.

And then the lady walked over to the sidewalk where she fell down, still yelling for help.

Amy and several of the other neighbors rushed around the woman in her car trying to make sense of what was happening.

Amy hadn't heard a gunshot, no one had actually, but the woman in front of them was bleeding profusely from the lower left side of her abdomen.

Another woman called for an ambulance and while they were on the phone, they tried to get some

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