Julie Ann McDonald, a 42-year-old Chattanooga pharmacist, was found dead at her Lafayette, Ga., home on Sunday June 11, 2000.
McDonald had been restrained and there were numerous stab wounds to her body. At least one murder weapon was found at the scene.
The autopsy suggests that McDonald was killed around Wednesday or Thursday, June 7 or 8, and last known reports confirm she was seen in Fort Oglethorpe on June 7 around 12:09 p.m.
Nothing appeared to be missing from the residence except possibly a checkbook. The victim’s Ford Explorer was still in the driveway.
After her death, numerous checks written on McDonald’s account started showing up. Investigators suspect that whoever befriended and killed McDonald was using the proceeds from the stolen checks to support their vices.
Anyone with any information related to the murder of Julie Ann McDonald is asked to call Capt. Burt Cagle with the Walker County Sheriff's Department at 706-638-1909. The department will respect an informant's confidentiality.
McDonald had been restrained and there were numerous stab wounds to her body. At least one murder weapon was found at the scene.
The autopsy suggests that McDonald was killed around Wednesday or Thursday, June 7 or 8, and last known reports confirm she was seen in Fort Oglethorpe on June 7 around 12:09 p.m.
Nothing appeared to be missing from the residence except possibly a checkbook. The victim’s Ford Explorer was still in the driveway.
After her death, numerous checks written on McDonald’s account started showing up. Investigators suspect that whoever befriended and killed McDonald was using the proceeds from the stolen checks to support their vices.
Anyone with any information related to the murder of Julie Ann McDonald is asked to call Capt. Burt Cagle with the Walker County Sheriff's Department at 706-638-1909. The department will respect an informant's confidentiality.
Julie Ann McDonald, a 42-year-old Chattanooga pharmacist, was found dead at her Lafayette, Ga., home on Sunday June 11, 2000.
McDonald had been restrained and there were numerous stab wounds to her body. At least one murder weapon was found at the scene.
The autopsy suggests that McDonald was killed around Wednesday or Thursday, June 7 or 8, and last known reports confirm she was seen in Fort Oglethorpe on June 7 around 12:09 p.m.
Nothing appeared to be missing from the residence except possibly a checkbook. The victim’s Ford Explorer was still in the driveway.
After her death, numerous checks written on McDonald’s account started showing up. Investigators suspect that whoever befriended and killed McDonald was using the proceeds from the stolen checks to support their vices.
Anyone with any information related to the murder of Julie Ann McDonald is asked to call Capt. Burt Cagle with the Walker County Sheriff's Department at 706-638-1909. The department will respect an informant's confidentiality.
McDonald had been restrained and there were numerous stab wounds to her body. At least one murder weapon was found at the scene.
The autopsy suggests that McDonald was killed around Wednesday or Thursday, June 7 or 8, and last known reports confirm she was seen in Fort Oglethorpe on June 7 around 12:09 p.m.
Nothing appeared to be missing from the residence except possibly a checkbook. The victim’s Ford Explorer was still in the driveway.
After her death, numerous checks written on McDonald’s account started showing up. Investigators suspect that whoever befriended and killed McDonald was using the proceeds from the stolen checks to support their vices.
Anyone with any information related to the murder of Julie Ann McDonald is asked to call Capt. Burt Cagle with the Walker County Sheriff's Department at 706-638-1909. The department will respect an informant's confidentiality.
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