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GROVETOWN, Ga. — New details have emerged about the tragic domestic murder-suicide that occurred in Columbia County on Wednesday. The victim, Myneika Scott, had reached out to the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office multiple times since October, expressing concerns about her estranged husband, Titus Scott.
Back in October, Myneika reported to deputies that Titus had followed her home after attending their daughter’s softball game. During that encounter, she expressed feeling unsafe due to his actions.
In November, Myneika once again sought assistance from law enforcement, requesting a welfare check on Titus out of concern that he might be suicidal. Deputies at the scene confirmed his distress, discovering a nearly empty liquor bottle and a loaded handgun on a table in his residence.
On March 25th, Myneika contacted the police once more, reporting that Titus had unlawfully entered her home on Oxbow Drive in Grovetown while she was away, and had hidden her laptop.
