The murder of 18-year-old Rhonda Sue Coleman in Hazlehurst, Georgia has remained unsolved for over 30 years despite leads, eyewitness accounts and evidence. There are several main suspects who police and investigators believe could have acted alone or together in the murder - all of which still live in the general area. Police feel strongly that there are people still in the area who know exactly what happened, but are not talking for various reasons, be it fear of retaliation or perhaps guilt for holding this information for so long without coming forward.

 

The Coleman family needs YOUR help to raise the reward fund in the hopes that this will entice someone to finally come forward with vital information about this case. As of now, the Coleman family have personally offered $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Rhonda's killer or killers.

 

If no information is received strong enough to warrant an arrest and conviction, all funds raised in addition to the Coleman family's offering will be donated IN FULL to St Jude Children's Hospital (50%) and Crime Victim Advocacy groups in South Georgia (50%), non-profit organizations who's main focus is to provide assistance to family members of victims of violent crimes, be it legal advice, emotional support, or help with burial expenses.

 

Any amount helps - even $1 can go a long way. Click the link at the right to donate now!

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If you or someone you know has information about the murder of Rhonda Sue Coleman on May 17th, 1990, please call our tip line at 470-440-1150, email us at foxhunterpodcast@gmail.com, or call the Georgia Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-597-TIPS (8477).

 

You may remain anonymous if you choose.