In the quiet town of Clarkesville, Georgia, the autumn of 2017 was tragically marked by the violent deaths of James Robert Goselin, a 46-year-old male, and his companion, Carol Ann Brown. On the evening of Saturday, October 7th, their lives were cut short by gunfire in an apartment on Davis Street. The community was left in shock as authorities began their investigation into the double homicide.
James, known to some by the nickname 'Fly Rod,' was a resident of Commerce, Georgia.
The circumstances surrounding the shooting and what led to the violent encounter have not been publicly detailed. Law enforcement officials were called to the scene where they discovered both Goselin and Brown, who was 54 years old, deceased from gunshot wounds. The Habersham County Deputy Coroner officially identified the two victims.
In the days that followed, an obituary for James Robert Goselin was published, announcing funeral services to be held the following week. However, beyond the initial reports of the double homicide, information regarding the investigation has been scarce. There have been no subsequent news reports or public announcements from law enforcement detailing any arrests made in connection with the murders. The case remains without a publicly identified suspect or suspects, and no information has been released regarding any charges, trials, or convictions. The story of James Robert Goselin's untimely death, a man in the prime of his life, is one that concluded with an absence of answers, leaving a lingering sense of unresolved justice for his family and community.
