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Yet no one heard a thing when a dog and a woman were viciously killed. When I say "time" with the victim - I'm not talking hours & hours. The timeline is pretty tight, Katherine leaves home to go for her walk. Her partner worries when she doesn't return and uses the phone app to find her. She left for her walk at approx 1:00 AM, it doesn't say what time she was found, but it sounds like just a few hours later.The location of this crime is not one where a killer could expect to spend time with a victim, imo. Yards from a busy road and across the street from a high school (which would surely have cameras).
How far was her home from the park?The time she was caught in the photo crossing the street with her dog was 12:07 AM. They found her about 1:10 AM.
The initial news report said her home was 1 mile away. But I believe that to be incorrect. Her address has been posted on Nextdoor several times today and It appears to be 2 to 3 blocks away.How far was her home from the park?
I too live in ATL. Imo the pandemic has had nothing (or very little) to do with the escalation of crime which Atlanta and Buckhead and Piedmont Park are experiencing.This is awful. The crime in Atlanta and the surrounding areas has seriously escalated since the pandemic started. I mean I find it nuts personally. I live in a smallish town 40 min north and what we've had happen in the last year are crazy. Attempted kidnappings in broad daylight, out door stabbings, multiple murders. And this area is not remotely known for crime.
This sounds personal though. If the neighbors had camera footage of her leaving the house then the PD know when her wife left too and could quickly rule that out. It just seems extreme for random murder though. I hope they find her killer quickly.
If it is someone mentally unstable, surely they'd be fairly easy to locate or is someone known in the area. He/she must have had a lot of blood on their clothing.Agree with those who say this is likely the work of a mentally ill park dweller. I suspect this poor woman was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and would be astounded if it has anything to do with her sexuality. In Midtown Atlanta, any random murder victim would have a pretty good chance of being something other than cisgender.
I’m most surprised that there were apparently no ear- or eye-witnesses to the crime. This is not a deserted rural area. At least prior to Covid, Midtown near the park was hopping 24/7. Can’t believe things are that different now.
If it is someone mentally unstable, surely they'd be fairly easy to locate or is someone known in the area. He/she must have had a lot of blood on their clothing.