Pike sheriff's deputies and Zebulon police surround the car of Keith Randall Fisher with their guns drawn Saturday. Fisher shot himself in the vehicle. (Photo: Samantha Hinton).
Murder suspect commits suicide after Zebulon traffic stop
A man wanted for murder in Cobb County shot himself with a rifle after being pulled over in downtown Zebulon Saturday afternoon. The man, identified as 43-year-old Randall Keith Fisher, subsequently died at a Griffin hospital from the self-inflicted wound.
Wednesday, January 14. 2009
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A woman was found shot to death in a vehicle this morning in a parking lot near Big Chic in Zebulon.
Reports are sketchy but the victim was reportedly a teacher at Pike County Middle School.
An employee at a business in the area noticed a bullet hole in a vehicle, approached it and found the body. Evidence, including cell phone records, reportedly indicates suicide
More on this story as it develops. It is the policy of The Journal-Reporter not to report the names of suicide victims unless there are extenuating circumstances.
thank you.
Christy.
P.J.
But as the relative of 2 close suicides myself, let me tell you that your Uncle would have killed himself at some time no matter what happened here.
Perhaps he was coming home and would have barricaded himself in a home and innocent people would have also been hurt.
Perhaps he would have gone into the garage and someone who loved him would be the one to find him.
Perhaps he would have killed himself in custody.
The fact is, the outcome would have been the same.
The families of suicides are left behind with more questions than answers and a LOT of anger. And the anger can be directed toward others.
Now is the time for you to honor your Uncle who you loved by forgiving him for what he did, and showing love toward and helping your other family members who may be having trouble in life.
I hope you find peace. Suicide, no matter what the circumstances, hurts.
We have been looking for a small sacluted cottage as deep in the hills as we could find.
The home that we came accross was listed on Little Creek Rd. about 20 miles off the beaten path.
The comferting feel and local acceptance from the town people made us feel welcome and right at home. As we persude the purchase of the home we found some startaling news that their had been a terable homaside/ suicide that had taken place in the home. Not long after, another couple purchased the home and did some much need renovations in the home and were quite happy living in their new retreat.
Shortley after they were both killed in a tragic car accident not far from their cottage.
My wife and I would like to know more about this home and its dark past...
We have grown emotionally attached to the home and its charming charicter but cant seem to perchase something that would play such a large part in our lives knowing its mentallyaunting past....
Its a shame that a local womans best advice was bags of salt and holly crosses placed threwout the home...
The more I think about it the more intreaged I feel...
If anyone has any info I would appriciate it..
Signed,
James Pugh