Murder charge dismissed without prejudice in Fort Wayne woman's death
By Lydia Reuille
Published on March 20, 2026.
A murder charge has been dismissed without prejudice for Antres Holliness-Ransom, who was charged in the death of Jasmine Marie-Haywood, also 28. The case could be refiled in the future. While initially thought to be suicide, investigators soon began treating the case as a homicide. Witnesses reported that Holliness had stolen multiple guns tied to the death.
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