A brutal murder case goes cold for almost 20 years. No one was prepared for who would eventually come forward with information...
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References:
The Anniston Star:
Autopsy Reports Store Owner Was Beaten to Death – Jena Heath – May 20, 1992
Police Release Sketch of Man Sought for Questioning in Store
Owner’s Death – Jena Heath – May 20, 1992
Man Charged in Fish Net Cold Case Pleads Not Guilty – Brian Anderson – January 13, 2012
Cold Case Unit Cleared Homicides – November 12, 2014
Police: Suspect in 1992 Saks Murder Never Came Forward Because
“Nobody Ever Asked” – Cameron Steele – December 9, 2011
Clues Sought in 1992 murder; Cold Case Unit Reopens Investigation
– Graham Milldrum – May 17, 2009
Special Profile Sought for Murder Suspect – Jena Heath – Jun 2, 1992
Pet Store Owner Murdered – Chanda Temple – May 19, 1992
Hit and Fish?– May 22, 1986
Brutal Death of Pet Shop Owner Remains Unsolved a Year Later –Laura Howard – Mar 30, 1993
Anniston Compares Georgia Pet Shop Slaying to Saks’ – Laura Howard – April 16, 1993
Saks Man Lifts Camaro to Free Pinned Friend – David H. Morrissey – Feb 26, 1982
Anniston Youth Dies in Accident – March 29, 1982
Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Pet Shop Owner Slain in Daylight Robbery – Lucy Soto – April 16, 1993
Second Woman within 24 Hours Found Slain – Gail Hagans & Anne Rochell – April 17, 1993
No Motives in Two Gwinnett Shooting Deaths – Gail Hagans & Anne Rochell – April 17, 1993
Difference in Tale of 2 Slayings: Witnesses – Lucy Soto – June 12, 1993