Nacomie Freeman

Nacomie Freeman, 24, was shot in the stomach and pushed out of a moving truck in the 1600 block of West Denton Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, on June 24, 2004. Witnesses reported seeing her pushed from a dark-colored, late-1990s-model short-bed truck; she was pronounced dead at the scene. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has said investigators developed some leads but have never made an arrest.

Phoenix, AZ · Maricopa County County

• 2004: Case opens — victim reported missing or found.
• Documented milestones (renewed investigation, media coverage, family advocacy) to be added as sourced.
• Present: case remains unresolved. No named suspect has been convicted.

• Victim identity, age, and the June 24, 2004 date and location, per the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and Project Cold Case's case record.
• Witnesses reported the truck she was pushed from as a dark-colored, late-1990s-model short-bed truck with the partial license plate letters “J, T, L,” per contemporaneous reporting.

• No arrest has ever been made.
• The relationship, if any, between Freeman and the occupants of the truck has not been publicly disclosed.
• The full license plate and the truck's owner or driver have never been publicly identified.

• Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, via Project Cold Case — case record and spotlight
• The Arizona Republic — “Killer sought in death of Phoenix woman” (2004)
• Project Cold Case
• Murder Accountability Project
• NamUs