On Saturday morning, January 6, 2018, a hunter found 50-year-old Otis Monroe dead near Chauncy Road in Clinch County, Georgia. The Clinch County Sheriff’s Office responded around 9:30 a.m.; the Georgia Bureau of Investigation assisted and an autopsy confirmed Monroe died of a gunshot wound.

The investigation produced arrests the next day: Johnny Marshal Jr., 42, and Arthur Gulf Posley, 41, were charged with murder, and 31-year-old Tiffany Monroe was charged with giving a false statement. Court proceedings later described that Marshall accused Monroe of stealing money and narcotics, abducted him from a Homerville residence with an accomplice, and drove him to Bird Road where Monroe was shot in the leg, shattering his femur. Monroe was forced back into the vehicle, taken to Tate Road, and shot in the chest; the medical examiner also noted facial injuries consistent with being struck by a gun butt.

Marshall was convicted by a Clinch County jury on Malice Murder, Felony Murder and Kidnapping and later sentenced to life without parole plus five years. Does anyone have information about Monroe’s movements in Homerville in the days before January 6, 2018?