Woman’s suspected killer allegedly used ‘ghost tag’ on SUV the night of the murder, court docs say

The man charged with killing a Washington, D.C., woman at a Prince George’s County park allegedly used a stolen "ghost tag" on his vehicle the night of the shooting, according to newly filed court documents.

Investigators say 51‑year‑old William Jolly of Clinton picked up 38‑year‑old Juanita Frazier in D.C. on April 28 in a black SUV and drove her to Oxon Run Park. According to authorities, surveillance video shows the vehicle arriving, followed minutes later by the sound of a gunshot, before the same SUV is seen leaving the parking lot with its headlights off.

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Detectives believe the SUV was displaying a stolen Maryland plate taken from a dealership in 2025 and used until the night of the killing. Frazier was found in the parking lot suffering from a gunshot wound and died at the scene. A 9mm casing was recovered nearby.

Jolly is charged with first‑ and second‑degree murder, first‑ and second‑degree assault, firearm use in a felony or violent crime, and theft under $100. He is being held by the Department of Corrections on a no‑bond status.

Anyone with information who would like to speak with a Homicide Unit detective is asked to call 301‑516‑2512.