Who killed Kay Wenal?

48 Hours did a show about this.

Georgia investigators seek public's help in solving former model Kay Wenal's cold case murder

The brutal murder of a former model in her Georgia home in 2008 remains unsolved. Can you help investigators find her killer?

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[Cousin Dupree]

 

[Cousin Dupree]

Well, she called in sick that day and the cops think that whoever killed her knew that.

So, how many people knew she called in sick. Certainly everyone that worked with her, her husband and someone she may have called to come over?

What do you guys think about this?

 

[Tresir]

Well, she called in sick that day and the cops think that whoever killed her knew that.

So, how many people knew she called in sick. Certainly everyone that worked with her, her husband and someone she may have called to come over?

What do you guys think about this?

Who did she work for?

 

[Cousin Dupree]

Who did she work for?

I believe her husband. The 48 Hours goes into it.

 

[Tresir]

I believe her husband. The 48 Hours goes into it.

Was life insurance involved?

 

[Cousin Dupree]

Was life insurance involved?

Not enough for killing. The cops have cleared her husband.

There were a lot of people with motive to kill her.

It appears she knew her killer. It looks like she just let them in.

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

One of the couple's neighbors told police that he saw a strange man in their cul-de-sac on the day of the murder and the day before. The sketch, below, was compiled with the help of that neighbor and the Gwinnett County Police Department.

The man in the sketch has never been identified. Do you know who he is?

Help solve Kay Wenal's murder: Can you ID the man in the sketch?

Gwinnett County, Ga., investigators seek clues in cold case

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[Regina]

I take it that it couldn't be determined whether anything was missing from her bedroom closet...

 

[Cousin Dupree]

I take it that it couldn't be determined whether anything was missing from her bedroom closet...

Watch the 48 Hours video. The police say nothing was missing.

 

[Regina]

Watch the 48 Hours video. The police say nothing was missing.

I don't think they could be sure of that.

 

[GrandmaBear]

I too find it a bit of a ridiculous remark. No one even my daughter would be able to name if something was missing from my closet. Unless someone is so obsessive that they have five dresses, five short sleeve shirts, five skirts, and someone else knows that, etc. there is no way.

My daughter COULD look for where my phone would normally be, knows where my bank cards, etc. are, keys and so on. Could she name every card I keep in the same place? Some, not sure of all.

I haven't watched or looked into this case, just can't right now but am skimming the comments at times. So really don't know about it at all.

 

[Regina]

I too find it a bit of a ridiculous remark. No one even my daughter would be able to name if something was missing from my closet. Unless someone is so obsessive that they have five dresses, five short sleeve shirts, five skirts, and someone else knows that, etc. there is no way.

My daughter COULD look for where my phone would normally be, knows where my bank cards, etc. are, keys and so on. Could she name every card I keep in the same place? Some, not sure of all.

I haven't watched or looked into this case, just can't right now but am skimming the comments at times. So really don't know about it at all.

Yeah, nothing's missing as far as they know...
It appears to me the perp was looking for something they at least believed may have been in that closet.

 

[Cousin Dupree]

I don't think they could be sure of that.

I agree, but that's what they believe.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Yeah, nothing's missing as far as they know...
It appears to me the perp was looking for something they at least believed may have been in that closet.

I agree, but that's what they believe.

Well I have hid things in a closet and know others that have but I don't know how you'd necessarily know if someone had, it was found, etc. Again, i've not watched nor read up on the case though so I am commenting blind.

 

[Cousin Dupree]

Well I have hid things in a closet and know others that have but I don't know how you'd necessarily know if someone had, it was found, etc. Again, i've not watched nor read up on the case though so I am commenting blind.

It's possible she had something her husband knew nothing about.

 

[GrandmaBear]

It's possible she had something her husband knew nothing about.

Oh for sure. My mom has an interesting hiding spot. I'd sometimes years ago hang some underneath an article of clothing on a hanger, depending what it was and how big. I don't mean just in some box that most would tear through on a shelf in the closet or floor. Again, sorry I don't know the case but I don't see how they can be sure that nothing was taken, etc. I change my places around even in this small place. There is little I hide anyhow honestly but a couple of things. Nothing too major. I usually go for the least like kind of place anyone would ever look or go through, etc. thinking it's nothing. I'll leave that at that lol. Again don't have much worthwhile to hide anyhow.

I should take a look at this case but just not in the mood after those two long jury trials to watch a long video and am having some of my worst health days ever I think. BAD.

You don't have to of course but if you'd want to give a general recap, would be appreciated. I manage somewhat to stay up on things then. Been a really horrid week, and today just over the top, maybe worst ever. Would appreciate but again you sure don't have to.

 

[Tresir]

It almost looks like a contract killing to me. So who would want her dead?

 

[Tresir]

So did she let the killer in or did they have a key or break in?

 

[Guess Who]

So did she let the killer in or did they have a key or break in?

It was the door unlocked to start with? I know so many that don't even know where their house keys are because they haven't used them in so long.