On August 25, 2017, 33-year-old Megan Dix was shot and killed while sitting in her pickup truck during a lunch break in a quiet parking lot on South Avenue in Brockport, New York. Dix, an assistant manager at Lowe’s, had selected that spot for a moment of peace; when she failed to return home after her shift, her husband found her body in the vehicle. A woman unknown to Dix, identified as Holly Marie Colino, approached the truck and shot her in the head before fleeing.

Three days after the killing, police arrested 31-year-old Holly Colino, who had been living in Arizona and was located following a separate incident in which she menaced a restaurant employee with a gun. After briefly slipping out of handcuffs and fleeing a substation, Colino was quickly recaptured. In court she admitted to the killing but pleaded not responsible by reason of mental disease or defect. Experts for both sides agreed she suffered from schizoaffective disorder with psychotic symptoms and was found not criminally responsible; she was to be confined to a secure psychiatric hospital for the remainder of her life.

Did anyone in the Brockport area know Megan or remember seeing her that afternoon?