A Georgia mom whose naked, partly burned body was found in the woods this month was last seen at a dollar store and appeared to be 'calm and not afraid of anything,' authorities say.
A Georgia mom whose naked, partly burned body was found in the woods this month was last seen at a dollar store and appeared to be"calm and not afraid of anything," authorities said Monday.
She made the purchases on Sept. 10 around 2:55 p.m., the release said, noting that investigators confirmed what she bought with a receipt provided by the store.The Family Dollar is roughly 13 miles north of the wooded area off State Road 15 where her body was found at 12:44 p.m. on Sept. 11, authorities said.
Investigators obtained the security video after they got a tip that Collier's daughter was seen at the shop that Saturday, the sheriff's office said. A review of the video showed that Collier herself was there — not her daughter, the sheriff's office said.The sheriff's office has previously said the daughter alerted authorities to a chilling text message —"they won't let me go" — that her mother sent by the payment app Venmo before she disappeared.
"We will, of course, continue to review all possible theories as we move forward and obtain further information," he said.