Woman killed in Atlanta's Piedmont Park remembered as intelligent, gentle, kind

She was an avid reader who collected books. She had taught herself to play the guitar and had recently ventured into singing songs she wrote. And Katherine Janness, or Katie as she was known, was planning a future with the love of her life.

This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Woman killed in Atlanta's Piedmont Park remembered as intelligent, gentle, kind

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