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On the evening of Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2010, 45-year-old Richard Schoeck was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds at Belton Bridge Park in Hall County, Georgia. He had been lured to the remote park by his wife, Stacey Schoeck, under the pretense of exchanging romantic gifts and was met there by a hired killer who shot him repeatedly, including two shots to the face at close range. Stacey placed the 911 call and initially reported finding her husband’s body at the meeting spot.

Investigators determined a murder-for-hire plot. Stacey, then 38, was having an affair and stood to gain from a $500,000 life insurance policy. She allegedly confided in a co-worker, Lynitra Ross, who connected her with a personal trainer, Reginald Coleman. Prosecutors say the arrangement included a $10,000 payment and that phone records and financial transactions tied the three together before, during, and after the killing.

All three suspects were arrested in May 2010. Stacey at one point told investigators she believed her husband was abusing her children, a claim described as unsubstantiated. Does anyone have information about Richard’s last days or the people who were in his life before February 14, 2010?