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Case Description

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Do you know who murdered Vincent Marsh in 2019?
In the summer of 2019, the life of 55-year-old Vincent Marsh, a husband and father of two, was brought to a horrific end in South Fulton, Georgia. On July 16, while taking out his garbage near his home on Pleasant Hill Road, Marsh was abducted. His captors then forced him to withdraw money at gunpoint from a Bank of America ATM on Old National Highway, an act captured by the bank's security cameras. Evidence suggests he was pistol-whipped during the ordeal, as he was seen bleeding from his head.

The tragic series of events culminated in Marsh being shot in the head and left in the backseat of a red hatchback. The vehicle was then set on fire at the intersection of Pleasant Ridge and Old National Highway. The blaze was so intense that it took months for investigators to positively identify Marsh's remains, ultimately relying on dental records. For nearly two years, the case remained a painful mystery for his family and the community, prompting Crime Stoppers to offer a significant reward for information.

A breakthrough in the investigation came in April 2021, when South Fulton police announced the arrests of 31-year-old Anthony Goss and 20-year-old Roy Hill. The key to solving the cold case lay in modern technology, as investigators used cellphone data to meticulously trace the suspects' movements on the night of the murder. The data painted a clear picture, starting from the location of Marsh's abduction and ending where his body was discovered.

At the time of their indictment in Marsh's murder, both Goss and Hill were already incarcerated, facing charges in connection with other violent crimes, including the rape and killing of a 21-year-old college student. The charges against them in the death of Vincent Marsh were extensive, including murder, aggravated assault, kidnapping, armed robbery, arson, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Their arrests offered a measure of closure to a family that had endured a long and agonizing wait for justice.