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Tammy Hayton, 49, was found dead at the intersection of Waltham and Collingham streets in Detroit on October 26, 2010. The location is a residential neighborhood on the city’s east side; police treated her discovery as a homicide but released few details about cause of death or the weapon used.

Known to family as Tammy Scott Hayton, she lived in Warren, Michigan, and was a widow of Randy Hayton. She was the daughter of David and Joanne Scott and the mother of four: Michael, Billy, Shaun Scott, and Nicole Diehr. Her obituary noted she was warm, gave family nicknames, and showed kindness to people and animals; she also left three grandchildren, Madison, Alayna, and Zachary.

Detectives have not publicly named suspects and no arrests or charges have been announced. The reason she was at that intersection the night she died remains unclear. Did anyone in the Detroit area see Tammy near Waltham and Collingham on October 26, 2010 or have information that could help investigators?