Arrest at OSLEY MILL ROAD on 05/18/2026 2:00 AM
Type: Arrest
Date: 05/18/2026 2:00 AM
Description: A 20-Year-Old Person Was Arrested In Connection With A Gunshot Killing Following A Domestic-Related Argument.
Address: OSLEY MILL ROAD, Comer, GA
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Robert SneedMissing Age
54Est. Current Age
57Last Seen
Athens, GA on 09/12/2022Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5' 5" - 5' 9" Weight: 140 - 174 lbsCase Number
MP111729Area Cold Cases
Name
Tara BakerAge
23Cause of Death
FireInfo
On january 19, 2001, around 11:20 a.M., the body of tara louise baker was found by athens-clarke county firefighters responding to a fire at her apartment located at 160 fawn drive, athens. Subsequent investigation has determined that the fire was intentionally set and the manner of death is homicide. Tara was a first-year law school student at the university of georgia (uga). Tara, 23, was last seen alive by a friend around 7:30 p.M. On january 18 at the uga law school library. The same friend received a call at 9:46 p.M. From tara, who was still at the library. Tara phoned to make sure her friend arrived home safely and said she planned to leave the library around 10 p.M. Tara was born on january 20, 1977 in east point, georgia. She graduated love joy high school in 1995 and enrolled at georgia college in milledgeville. She graduated cum laude in 1998 with two bachelor's degrees. Classmates remember tara as a caring person who would often champion the cause of the underdog and never allowed serious students to be excluded from study groups or class projects.Agency
Georgia Bureau of Investigation