Case #13: The Sheriff Said Suicide. The Coroner Said No. The Death of Heather Turner
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On May 4th 2017, Heather Nicole Turner was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head in the bathroom of her home in Dallas, Georgia. Her husband Andy Turner, found her and called 911, approximately thirty minutes after he says he heard the shot.
For nine years the manner of death was listed as undetermined.
Then in February 2026, the Paulding County Sheriff closed the case and ruled it suicide.
The Paulding County Coroner said not so fast.
Coroner Lindsey Eberhart Fuller issued a formal statement saying she was excluded from key meetings, was never consulted when the manner of death was changed, and has unanswered questions she cannot ignore. She is formally ordering a Coroner's Inquest into Heather's death.
The sheriff says case closed. The coroner says the evidence deserves a second look.
In this Episode I cover the full timeline, the documented pattern of control, the April 2017 courthouse incident, what happened the day before Heather died, what the 911 call reveals, and exactly what the coroner's statement says word for word.
Nine years. A Georgia mother. Two officials who cannot agree on how she died.
If you have any information contact:
Paulding County Sheriff's Office:
770-443-3010
Paulding County Coroner's Office:770-372-8596
https://www.facebook.com/JusticeForHeatherNicoleTurner/
https://www.tiktok.com/@justiceforheatherturner
Say her name. Heather Turner.
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