Georgia Haggai, a prominent San Diego businesswoman, was shot to death in her Scripps Ranch home on March 31, 1986. Neighbors reported hearing gunshots around 5 a.m.; officers found Haggai in her entryway, dressed in a robe, with multiple gunshot wounds to her head and upper body. The front door was open but showed no signs of forced entry or a struggle, which led investigators to conclude she might have known her assailant.

A neighbor said they saw a person running from the scene immediately after the shots, but that suspect was never identified. Investigators noted little physical evidence left by the killer, including a lack of shell casings and no clear suspect description. Haggai owned Georgia’s Inc., a temporary personnel service for bookkeepers and accountants, and was active in the Soroptimists and in physical fitness.

No arrests have been announced and the San Diego Police Department has kept the case open. If anyone knew Georgia or has information about that March morning, please contact the investigators handling the case.