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Pregnant newspaper carrier's stabbing death still unsolved
Jenna Nielsen was delivering newspapers in Raleigh on the morning of June 14, 2007, when, police say, someone stabbed her in the neck and left her body behind the store. -
Father confident arrest will be made in daughter's stabbing
Eight months' pregnant, Jenna Nielsen, 22, was delivering USA Today newspapers to the AmeriKing Food Mart on Lake Wheeler Road on June 14, 2007, when someone stabbed her in the neck and left her body behind the store. -
Three years later, Nielsen case remains unsolved
Raleigh police say slaying of Jenna Nielsen is "very solvable," but there have been no arrests in the three-year-old case. -
Dad makes national plea to find daughter's killer
Raleigh police say slaying of Jenna Nielsen is "very solvable," but there have been no arrests in the 2-year-old case. -
DNA could be key in solving 2-year-old murder mystery
Jenna Nielsen, a pregnant newspaper carrier and mother of two, was stabbed to death outside a Raleigh convenience store two years ago this week. -
Nielsen murder case 'very solvable,' police say
Raleigh police say they are confident they will clear the as-yet unsolved stabbing death of 22-year-old Jenna Nielsen, a pregnant mother of two. -
Victim's Family Makes High-Tech Push for Fetal Homicide Law
A movement to enact a fetal homicide law in North Carolina is gaining face with one murder victim's family starting a high-tech push for change. -
Police Searched E-mail Accounts of Slain Newspaper Carrier
New search warrants released Tuesday in the death of a pregnant newspaper carrier show investigators searched her e-mail accounts to see if she might have known her killer. -
Reward Increased in Nielsen Slaying Case
The reward for information leading to an arrest in the Jenna Nielsen slaying has increased to $15,000, her family said Friday. -
Slain Mom's Family Unveils Billboard Seeking Killer
A 14-foot-by-48-foot billboard asking the question "Who Killed Jennifer Nielsen?" was unveiled Tuesday morning in an effort to keep the Fuquay-Varina mother's unsolved slaying in the public eye. -
Search Warrant Released in Jenna Nielsen Murder Probe
Investigators seized 39 pieces of evidence from the scene where a pregnant newspaper carrier was killed in June, according to recently released search warrants. -
Slain Mom's Murder Case Goes National Again
America's Most Wanted will feature another segment on the unsolved murder of a pregnant Fuquay-Varina mother found dead behind a Raleigh convenience store more than two months ago. -
Benefit Concert Set for Slain Mom's Family
A “Justice 4 Jenna” concert is scheduled for Saturday night to benefit the family of Jenna Nielsen. -
Single Stab Wound to Neck Killed Pregnant Newspaper Carrier
The wound in the pregnant Fuquay-Varina woman's neck hit an artery and a vein, medical examiners said, but there was no indication she had been raped. -
Vigil Raises Calls For N.C. Fetal Homicide Law
During a candlelight vigil for an unborn baby that died last month when his mother was murdered, scores of people called Monday for a state law to make killing a pregnant woman a double murder. -
Vigil Set for Slain Woman's Unborn Child
The family of a slain pregnant woman will hold a vigil Monday night for her unborn child. -
'America's Most Wanted' to Feature Slain Mom's Case
The case of a pregnant woman found slain behind a Raleigh convenience store will be featured on an upcoming episode of the Fox television show "America's Most Wanted." -
Slain Mom's Family to Distribute More Fliers
Jenna Nielsen's family plans to distribute about 6,000 more fliers this weekend for information about her homicide. -
Volunteers Hit Streets to Help Find Slain Mom's Killer
About 30 volunteers handed out fliers Saturday in downtown Raleigh and near the convenience store where Jenna Nielsen was found dead. They’re hoping the personal push will lead to a break in the case. -
Pregnant Mom's Slaying Could Help Change Fetal Homicide Law
Attention surrounding the murder of a Fuquay-Varina woman who was eight-months pregnant could help push through two bills currently stalled in legislative committees, a Wake County lawmaker said Friday.