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1. Sheneena T. Jones
January 24, 2000
21 years old
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
After Jerry Robertson, 22, cut the phone line to Sheneena Jones’s home, he broke in and fatally shot her in the head. Jerry then shot himself. When police arrived, Sheneena had already died but Jerry lived until the following day. At the time of the shootings, Sheneena’s sister was also in the home but was not physically hurt. On January 7, 2000, just 17 days before her murder, Sheneena received a temporary restraining order against Jerry. On January 14, 2000, she received a 2 year injunction which prohibited him from possessing firearms.Sheneena had two children, ages one and two.
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