Police in Birmingham, Alabama, respond the early morning of Feb. 25, 2024, to find Mahogany Jaquise Jackson shot to death. (Images: Birmingham Police Department)

Police in Birmingham, Alabama, respond the early morning of Feb. 25, 2024, to find Mahogany Jaquise Jackson shot to death. (Images: Birmingham Police Department)

Mere hours after messaging family that someone was holding her hostage, an Alabama woman was found shot to death on the side of a road.

Mahogany Jaquise Jackson, 20, was last heard from on Sunday morning. She messaged her mother and sister that she was being held hostage and she asked for police, according to the mother, Gail Maddox, in an AL.com report that day.

“She sent me a text message that said she was being held hostage and sent her location,’’ Maddox said during the missing person case. Jackson said not to call her, but to reach out to police.

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