Do you know who murdered Georgia?
On March 31, 1986, Georgia Haggai, age 42, was shot and killed at her home in San Diego, California. The incident occurred just before dawn, when Haggai answered her front door at her residence on Dichondra Court. Neighbors reported hearing gunshots around 5 a.m., prompting them to call the police. When officers arrived, they found Haggai lying in the entryway of her home, dressed in a robe, with multiple gunshot wounds to her head and upper body. The front door was open, while the screen door was shut but unlocked. There were no signs of forced entry or a struggle, suggesting that Haggai might have known her attacker.
A neighbor reported seeing a single suspect fleeing from Haggai’s home immediately after the shooting, who then disappeared down the street. Another neighbor heard screeching tires as a car sped away. Despite this information, the suspect has never been identified. Detectives believe that Haggai, a well-known businesswoman in San Diego and the owner of Georgia's Inc., a temporary staffing agency for bookkeepers and accountants, may have known her assailant due to her careful and security-conscious nature.
Georgia Haggai’s murder remains unsolved, and it is classified as a cold case. The San Diego Police Department has appealed for any information that could lead to identifying and apprehending the suspect. Haggai’s family and local authorities continue to seek answers and closure for the tragic incident that took the life of a prominent and well-loved community member. Anyone with information is urged to contact the San Diego Police Department's Homicide Unit or Crime Stoppers to help bring justice in this case.
