Mt. Hermon Web TV: Body of Hammond Homicide Victim Located in Natalbany

November 19, 2019

Body of Hammond Homicide Victim Located in Natalbany

Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Daniel Edwards reports today (November 19, 2019) that the search for missing Hammond resident Pere Eugene Jackson (27) ended late yesterday afternoon (November 18, 2019) after deputies responded to calls regarding a body found near a wooded area in Natalbany.

Pere was last seen at his residence on November 15, 2019, around 8:30 a.m. His vehicle, a silver 2007 Nissan Murano, was recovered on North Cherry Street in Hammond approximately two hours after he was last seen at his residence.

Jackson's body was located near the edge of a wooded area on Dead End Street in Natalbany. Jackson’s death is believed to be the result of homicide. An autopsy to confirm the nature and cause of death has been scheduled. Information on how, or when Jackson died remains under investigation.

The TPSO is urging anyone with information to call the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office at (985) 345-6150. Anonymous tips and/or information can be submitted to Crime Stoppers by calling 800.554.5245, or through our website at tpso.org.

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