Felony Friday - Piedmont Park
Added 2023-06-16 13:00:08 +0000 UTC40-year-old Katie Janness was a creative soul who shared her life with her partner Emma Clark and their pitbull “Bowie.” The couple lived together in Midtown Atlanta for many years, and had just celebrated their 6 year anniversary together. But in the early morning hours of July 28, 2021, Emma began to worry when Katie hadn’t returned home after walking their dog. Once they were finally found, a widespread panic would spread throughout the city… and Katie’s girlfriend Emma would soon become the scapegoat in one of Atlanta’s most infamous unsolved murders.
Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Katie Janness' Mother Releases Heartbreaking Letter | PDF
- Piedmont Park murder: 'A familiarity' between victim and killer, investigators say
- Piedmont Park murder: Autopsy report reveals new details in Katie Janness' death
- Brutal killing of a woman and her dog in an Atlanta park reignites the debate over city’s growing crime problem - The Washington Post
- Atlanta Police looking for clues in 12-year-old's 2021 murder | 11alive.com
- Fundraiser for Emma Clark by Heather Bradshaw : Katie Gone too Soon
- Katie Janness & Bowie Memorial Fund Raiser
- New video cameras to be installed in Atlanta parks
- Jury Hears Phone Call Between Austin Ford and Detective; Judge declares mistrial on murder charge for man accused of killing Tori Lang
- New security cameras not installed in Atlanta city parks five months after Piedmont Park murder
- Safety in Piedmont Park - Piedmont Park Conservancy, Inc.
- Man charged with murder in July shooting of 17-year-old at Atlanta pool.
- Death of Tori Lang | What to know about the teen found dead in a Gwinnett County park
- Katherine Janness Obituary (2021) - Atlanta , GA
- Woman killed at Piedmont Park remembered as intelligent, gentle, kind..
- Is Bryan Kohberger a suspect in the Piedmont Park stabbings of Katie Janness and her dog?
- Joe Clark
- Stream Katie Janness music | Listen to songs, albums, playlists for free on SoundCloud
- Real 911 Call With Backstory - Piedmont Park "Katie Janness & Bowie"
- Facebook: 911 Call
- Woman found stabbed to death in 'gruesome' Piedmont Park scene
- Full interview with Emma Clark
- Atlanta Mayor speaks about Piedmont Park murder
- Piedmont Park stabbing victim's wife speaks | 'She was already gone'
- Women search for weapons following Piedmont Park murder
- Loved one of Piedmont stabbing vicitm speaks out
- EXCLUSIVE: Partner of the woman found slain with her dog in Piedmont Park speaks with CBS46
- New cameras not installed in city parks five months later
- Exclusive: New cameras installed at Piedmont Park nine months after murder
- David Mack & Katie Janness Homicide Press Conference
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Pensive Gaze” by Amber Glow
- Closing Track: “RGBA” by Chill Cole
Music & Sound Effect Sources
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Comments
It's really annoying when the internet goes after someone they think committed a crime. The cops always know things we don't. They have things they don't tell the public. Arm chair detectives can ruin someone's life. Being a true crime listener of course I think oh it could have been a family member, significant other, or friend. It usually is. It could also have been a customer at the bar she worked at that watched her, or a random stranger. We always watch people closely to see if we can find inconsistencies. When listening to podcasts even with police interviews I've thought could I tell someone what happened today and not mix up any of the details? Would I remember something that I add in and it would change the time line? I'm sure I would mix up a normal day much less the worst day of your life. It's hard cause many times it is a "loved" one and many times the inconsistencies do lead to the guilty person. Hope they are able to find and bring to justice the evil person who did this. Also of course Peta was upset someone killed a poor pet. That's their job.
Cassie Mayrand
2024-02-07 16:24:05 +0000 UTCHaving worked in the bar/restaurant culture in my early 20s during the 90s, unless you had kids, you slept in "late" usually rousing in the early to mid afternoons. Just like anybody else getting off work in the 9-5 job market, we didn't go straight to bed once we arrived home/getting out of work around 2:30-3 am we had to wind down, eat "dinner" if we hadn't eaten at work followed with a beverage or two before crawling into bed around 4-5 am. So afternoons were our mornings and I feel that is what Emma was trying to point out.
Joy Milligan
2023-09-04 23:00:27 +0000 UTC
