CONSTANTINE, Mich. — Police are looking for a new piece of information in the murder of 11-year-old Jodi Parrack. Parrack's mother found her body in a Constantine cemetery almost 5 months ago.

Investigators are asking the public to contact them if they know of anyone that suddenly left the area right after the crime happened on November 8. Investigators haven't said much about this case, because prosecutors say releasing too much information might hurt the case.

The seasons have changed since Jodi Parrack's murder, but the feeling of worry in Constantine hasn't.

“You still don't see a lot of kids walking to schools; a lot of parents are driving them,” said Kristi Lusk, a parent. "The lines are still long when you go to pick up your kids from school."

Jodi Parrack didn't come home the evening of November 8. Her mother called police, and later search groups fanned out across the town. It was Jodi’s mother who found the body, right near her bicycle.

Police say it was a homicide, but haven't said how she died.

For some parents in town, the lack of information is a concern.

“I hope that they find somebody," Lusk said. "I just wish they would let some of us know what's going on, because they never said why she died.”

St. Joseph County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Holly Curtis told WSBT News releasing too much information in the public would be unethical and harm the investigation.

“There are a lot of things the public hasn't heard,” Curtis said. “That doesn't mean that we're not continuing the investigation. We just can't disclose the evidence or where we are. We're working hard. We're doing the best we can. We want closure for the community. We want closure for the family.”

The county's Major Crimes Task Force and Constantine Police are constantly working on the case, and they've received more than 630 tips. If anyone has any information, they're asked to call the Constantine Police Department at (269) 435-4355 or St. Joseph County Michigan Central Dispatch at (269) 467-4195.