Gwendolyn B. Wyche, 42, was shot multiple times in the back outside her home on July 30, 1997, and later died at Dekalb Medical Center. Investigators described the scene as consistent with a failed robbery; witnesses reported seeing a blue vehicle and ballistics linked the weapon to another killing two days later. On August 1, 1997, store worker Pok Yeo Kim, 52, was shot during a robbery, and forensic testing showed the same revolver was used in both deaths, tying the cases together.

A televised surveillance release in connection with the store killing led to identification of a suspect. Authorities arrested 21-year-old Charles Lee Duffy, who subsequently confessed and in March 1998 pleaded guilty to the murders of Wyche and Kim, receiving two consecutive life sentences without parole. Did anyone in the Atlanta area at the time notice the blue vehicle or other activity near Wyche’s home on July 30, 1997?