‘He started shooting everywhere:’ Witness comes forward in death of father, daughter during car sale

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A witness has bravely stepped forward to recount the disturbing details of a double homicide involving a father and daughter, Stanley and Heather Neely, during a car sale in South Fulton, Georgia. The tragic shooting took place in June at the Freedom Park apartment complex, where the Neelys were shot by a man they were meeting to sell their vehicle. In an exclusive interview with Channel 2’s Audrey Washington, the anonymous witness described the crime as so gruesome that it compelled her to contact the authorities. The police are actively investigating the incident, seeking to piece together the events that led to this shocking act of violence. The witness's account underscores the potential dangers associated with online car sales, where unsuspecting sellers can become victims of violent crime.

The local community is grappling with the aftermath of this tragedy, as friends and family come to terms with the devastating loss. Authorities are urging individuals to take precautions when engaging in private sales to prevent such horrific incidents. This heartbreaking case serves as a grim reminder of the risks that lurk in seemingly ordinary transactions.

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