Mother: I need answers after my daughter's body was found burned in her car
“She was an amazing girl, loved by so many,” says Haynes.
Tayla Torres' mom needs answers"
Tayla Torres (photo supplied by her mother Pearlie Haynes
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"Torres graduated from Villa Rica High School with honors in May 2018. She was taking steps towards her future as student Aviation School of Maintenance in Duluth.
Haynes is unsure why her daughter or her car was in East Point that morning.
“Tayla never, never went on that side of town,” she explained."
"The scene of the car fire and where the debit card was used are about five miles apart. Police in East Point are asking anyone with information about the crimes - or how they might be connected, to call them at 404-559-6200."