On April 4, 2017, a car left for an extended period in Polk Memory Gardens cemetery in Cedartown, Georgia, was found to contain the body of 50-year-old Tammy Chambers Wolfe, a lifelong Polk County resident. Wolfe, a mother of two and grandmother of three who enjoyed riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles, had been stabbed multiple times and shot; her death was investigated as a homicide.

Investigators identified Roe Dale Bowman, 54, an ex-boyfriend described as having an on-again, off-again relationship with Wolfe, as a person of interest. Officers arrested Bowman on an unrelated firearms charge after two handguns were found during a search, but that specific charge was dropped when a prior pardon was found to have restored his firearm rights. Wolfe left a crucial clue in her final moments by writing the letters R and O on the car windshield in blood, and phone records showed communication between her and Bowman in the hours before she died.

Anyone who knew Tammy Wolfe, her movements on April 4, 2017, or who has information about her contacts that day is asked to come forward.