On March 31, 1986, 42-year-old Georgia Haggai was shot and killed at her San Diego home on Dichondra Court just before dawn. Neighbors heard gunshots around 5 a.m. and officers found Haggai in the entryway, wearing a robe and suffering multiple gunshot wounds to the head and upper body. The front door was open while the screen door was shut but unlocked; there were no signs of forced entry or a struggle.

A neighbor saw a single person fleeing the scene and another neighbor reported screeching tires as a car sped away. Investigators noted Haggai was a careful, security-conscious businesswoman who owned Georgia’s Inc., a temporary staffing agency for bookkeepers and accountants, and believe she may have known her attacker. The case remains unsolved and classified as a cold case. If anyone has information that could identify the suspect, please contact the San Diego Police Department’s Homicide Unit or Crime Stoppers.