Police obtained app data from various providers within a one block radius of the murder to help solve the case of a victim who was robbed and killed while doing nothing wrong, which is very rare, and the case garnered widespread media attention due to the numerous individuals who knew and cared about the victim.
Katie moved to New York City to study theater design but eventually returned to Charlotte due to the high cost of living and tuition. Her murder remains unresolved, with a man being questioned and then ruled out as a suspect.
Katie Sepich was murdered, and despite the involvement of her family, friends and coworkers in trying to solve the case, the investigation was going nowhere just a few weeks after her death.
Police attempted to use app data to track down suspects in a murder case, but the results were not as fruitful as they had hoped.
Detectives use video footage to solve a case, utilizing a painstaking process of lining up the videos based on car tracking due to inconsistencies in the time codes.
The murder of Katie was a robbery turned homicide which was a rare occurrence in Charlotte with a low homicide rate. However, some people question the theory as the attacker did not take Katie's money.