BONUS: De'Asia Page and Jared Kemp (Snapped: Killer Couples)
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What is the story behind the grandmother's tragic case?
A quiet town is terrorized when a beloved grandmother falls victim to a horrific crime.
We discovered her body in the trunk of the car.
There was so much evidence of suffering. There was so much evidence of fear. The most horrific thing that most people could ever imagine.
With no clear leads, police must face disturbing questions. Was this a random attack?
We just had a total loss of why and how somebody would do this.
Or had the victim fallen prey to a monster lurking in the shadows?
The video surveillance showed this young lady pacing back and forth.
He was searching for a dead lady in the trunk of a car as we were investigating the case.
As investigators scramble for answers, a torrid and desperate romance comes into focus.
She just wanted his affection and his love so bad, she was willing to do anything.
He was denying their relationship and she got angry. They pick her up like an object and toss her into the trunk.
How did the investigation unfold in Fairburn, Georgia?
Sometimes we make the worst decisions when it comes to being in love with someone.
In the Atlanta suburb of Fairburn in Fulton County, Georgia, life slows down for its nearly 16,000 residents.
It's an area where you have nice homes, nice schools, just a nice area altogether. Very small, very quiet.
But the town's veneer of peace and safety is shattered on the morning of December 22nd, 2017, when local police receive a call about a suspicious vehicle parked behind a popular restaurant.
A citizen called about a car that looked kind of unusual. Basically, a car sitting out there, shattered glass on the driver's side, and it's really sitting out in the middle of the road.
Once the officers arrived at the location, they observed the driver's side window busted out and the keys to the vehicle was laying on the car seat. The officer then contacted 911 Communications to run the tags through GCIC because he felt like the car was stolen.
Officers learned the vehicle is registered to a local 58-year-old resident named Tony Abad.
He asked his dispatcher to try to contact the owner of the vehicle to see if perhaps the vehicle was stolen overnight and she just hadn't woken up to discover it yet.
The dispatcher's calls to Tony's residence go unanswered. Meanwhile, the officer continues his search of the vehicle.
The car's kind of strewn about. Looks like maybe somebody's been through the contents of the center console. There's shards of glass everywhere inside that vehicle. And there's a couple little smears of blood right there on the edge of the seat near the driver's side door.
The officer then went to the back of the vehicle and opened up the trunk.
There is a woman's body in the trunk of the car.
A crime scene investigation unit arrives moments later.
She had significant injuries to her head and her face, so she was severely beaten to death.
While authorities are unable to visually identify the victim, they do notice a name tag on the front of her clothing.
that person in the trunk was still wearing a grocery store uniform. At that moment, they knew it was Tony Abad.
To definitively say that the person in the trunk was Tony Abad, we used a rapid fingerprint scanner, and her fingerprints did come back as Tony Abad.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the story behind the grandmother's tragic case?
0:54–2:07
2
How did the investigation unfold in Fairburn, Georgia?
2:07–5:25
3
What was discovered about Toni Abad's life?
5:25–13:24
4
How did De'Asia Page become a person of interest?
13:24–20:02
5
What role did Jared Kemp play in the investigation?
20:02–46:54