A handful of cases were solved after the Coleman-Baker Act passed in Georgia. Could Rhonda Coleman’s 1990 homicide be next?

The act, named after the Rhonda Coleman and Tara Baker cases, helps reexamine cold cases and allocated $5 million to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Cold Case Unit.
Los Angeles Magazine

‘Swans Don’t Swim in a Sewer’ Revisits One of Georgia’s Most Disturbing Cold Cases

The investigation eventually focused heavily on Melissa’s husband, Christopher, who prosecutors alleged had been abusive and ...

Who killed Tara Baker? 'Dateline' covers Georgia case on new episode

The case of the Tara Baker murder went cold for years until new evidence helped convict a Georgia man. Here's what to know ...
CBS News

Researchers aim to bring truth to light for racially motivated civil rights cold cases

A DeKalb County woman now knows the truth of what happened to her grandmother due to records being released by the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Review Board. Now, a new bipartisan bill authored by ...
WFTV

5 arrested in connection with 34-year-old cold case slaying

SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. — Five people, including two law enforcement officials, were arrested Friday by the Spalding County Sheriff's Department in connection with a 1983 Georgia cold case. Timothy ...