Tonya Moses-Charles, 44, was found dead inside her Columbus, Georgia home on February 21, 2014, the victim of a violent assault. Investigators identified her estranged husband, James Morris Lynn Jr., as the primary suspect; he was arrested and charged with malice murder and aggravated assault.

At trial prosecutors presented evidence and testimony that led a jury to convict Lynn of malice murder. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. An appeal was filed challenging aspects of the trial and counsel’s performance; the case later reached the Georgia Supreme Court, which affirmed the conviction.

Tonya had worked for the Division of Family and Children Services and is remembered by family and colleagues. If anyone knew Tonya, her routines, or has information about the days leading up to February 21, what can be shared?