CCTV of Georgia Mom's Final Shopping Trip Deepens Mystery of Her Death - The Daily Beast

Debbie Collier was last seen alive at a Family Dollar store buying a strange list of items including a refillable torch lighter and a tarp.

Debbie Collier, the Georgia mom who was found dead and severely burned in a ravine earlier this month, was last seen alive at a Family Dollar store buying a refillable torch lighter and a tarp, authorities revealed on Monday.

In another clip, she is seen buying several items, which police say included “a rain poncho, refillable torch lighter, a 2-roll pack of paper towels, a 7.5x9.5 OBD Tarp, and a reusable tote bag.”.

Collier's daughter, Amanda Bearden, said she received a Venmo payment of nearly $2,400 from her mother.

on Saturday, September 10 to the discovery of the body on Sunday, September 11 at 12:44 p.m.” Her body was discovered in a ravine just miles away from the Family Dollar store.

Bearden told police her mother “did not have any history of mental health issues and denied any suicidal tendencies,” the incident report states.

Authorities on Wednesday said that, over the weekend, they investigators “were given information” that Bearden, who has a lengthy criminal record, was at the Family Dollar Store the day her mother went missing.

The friend said that whenever Amanda and her mother were together it was the “ideal mother-daughter situation.” Amanda had trouble keeping a job but Collier would always be there to help her daughter get back on her feet, he added