The Real Murders Of Atlanta

A body found dumped outside a church in Buckhead, Georgia, wrapped in a comforter and covered in duct tape, was later IDed as Atlanta bus driver Bobby Jackson. But who put him there?

Jennifer Corbin was found fatally shot in bed with a gun next to her, alongside divorce papers recently filed by her husband Bart Corbin. Then came a shocking tip about Bart's former girlfriend's death.

When Genai Coleman was fatally shot in a mall parking lot just outside of Atlanta, DNA evidence seemed to point to one man — but then came a shocking twist.

Twins Jasmiyah and Tasmiyah Whitehead, 16, said they'd come home from school to find their mom, Jarmecca “Nikki” Whitehead, brutally killed in a bathtub. What later unfolded shocked investigators. 

After Cathy McNaughton was fatally stabbed in her Sharpsburg, Georgia, home, detectives found papers and a disposable camera that changed the case.

Danielle Marshall, 23, was fatally shot in her Powder Springs, Georgia, home while her 9-month-old daughter was in the residence. First responders found Danielle on her kitchen floor “in the fetal position."

Barney Simms, 70, was fatally shot in broad daylight outside his home in the Georgia capital, shortly after actually he'd dined at a Waffle House.

Vernon Forrest, 38, was killed after three suspects tried to rob him. The shooter "believed that it was wrong for Vernon Forrest to challenge the robbery," a former homicide detective said. 

At age 38, Vernon Forrest was fatally shot in Atlanta. Learn more about the accomplished athlete and what led up to his murder.

Whether they hunted for victims in national forests or within their own family, these cold-blooded serial killers all terrorized the state of Georgia.