After fading from the public eye, Horsford's death became a topic of advocacy again during the
George Floyd anti-police brutality protests of 2020. He also stated that Horsford's injuries were "consistent" with those of a physical struggle, but that the absence of photos from the initial autopsy prevented a definite conclusion. An Atlanta journalist published the letter a few days later. Horsford's name and case spread across the internet, starting with protestors in Cumming, Georgia, who included her name on their signs alongside the names of Black Americans killed by the police in recent years. A
Change.org petition calling for the case to be reopened amassed more than 709k+ signatures, and rappers T.I. and 50 Cent shared posts about the case, asking for a second investigation. == Second investigation ==