Mya Ann Grady, 36, of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, was shot and killed on the morning of February 21, 2015, while driving to her job at Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. Her Hyundai Accent was found against a guiderail on Summit Mountain along Route 40; PennDOT snowplow operators reported the running vehicle, and responding officers discovered she had been shot in the head. Investigators said she was shot twice as she drove.The case focused on Grady’s long, reportedly troubled relationship with Terry Walker of Uniontown. Police said Walker was identified as the suspect within days, and charged with criminal homicide; they warned he should be considered armed and dangerous while he was sought. Walker later surrendered to state police and, according to police testimony, admitted he followed Grady that morning and was present when the shots were fired. Witnesses reported seeing a white sport utility vehicle speeding on Route 40 around the time of the killing, and gunshot residue was reported on Walker’s clothing and in the vehicle he had been seen driving.

Walker was held for court. In June 2016 he pleaded no contest to third-degree homicide and in July 2016 was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison for Grady’s death. Did anyone who knew Mya or her routine on Route 40 notice a white SUV in the area that morning?