Fairburn Resident

Police released a picture of De'Asia Page. People really wanted to find this girl, figure out how she was involved in this murder of a grandmother.

The community reacted within seconds. Gotta understand, that picture started to flood social media. It was on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. People wanted to know who this girl was because they figured out that she would be the person who could lead to some answers in this case.

It's an area where you have nice homes, nice schools, just a nice area altogether. Very small, very quiet.

People loved Tony, so there was a real urgency to find the person or persons responsible for her death.

De'Asia told police this was all about getting someone to give her a ride home and then carjacking that person. According to De'Asia, it was never supposed to be a murder, but that's not how it ended up.

It was senseless. It was useless. And ultimately, it took away this woman who was beloved in her community. And for what? They didn't get the car. They didn't get any money. They didn't have to do what they did.

that person in the trunk was still wearing a grocery store uniform. At that moment, they knew it was Tony Abad.

They wanted to know who would do something like this. Who would want to hurt Toni?

They found blood spatter. They also found broken pieces of auto glass.

Police went to that grocery store, interviewed the manager, and asked, who was this person? Can you tell us about Toni?

This is a person who will always help everyone. She was a grandmother. She would never want to hurt anyone. So they really had no idea who would want to hurt Tony.

They walked out into the parking lot that night. The kind of eerie thing is, you see Toni and her coworkers walk right past that unknown woman.