Kathryn Ann Moore Culpepper, 35, was fatally wounded during an attack on April 25, 1980, in Glynn County, Georgia. She and a friend, Anita Lynette Paseur, had been fishing when a white man later identified as Eurus Kelly Waters approached at gunpoint. The women were forced into woods, handcuffed, and Kathryn was sexually assaulted. Both women were shot; Kathryn survived long enough to be found by emergency medical technicians inside a red AMC Gremlin at a Phillips 66 station on Jekyll Island with a gunshot wound to the chest and handcuffs on her left wrist. Anita Paseur was found dead about two miles away, also from a gunshot wound to the chest.

Eurus Kelly Waters was arrested and indicted on May 13, 1980, for the murders of Kathryn Culpepper and Anita Paseur. His defense raised insanity, but he was convicted of both murders and sentenced to death; the Supreme Court of Georgia later reviewed and upheld the conviction and sentence. If anyone knew Kathryn, Anita, or witnessed the area around Jekyll Island on April 25, 1980, please share what you remember.