While there aren't many concrete investigative details surrounding the woman's initial disappearance, here's everything we know about the case:  Deborrah Todd Collier was a 59-year-old Athens resident, according to police.   Police identified Collier's adult daughter as Amanda Bearden. She told investigators that her mother had no history of mental illness and that she had a "bad back," indicating to law enforcement she couldn't walk far on foot.  Carriage House Realty, Inc. in Athens employed someone by the name of Debbie Collier as a Front Office Manager, according to the website. The company's social media had not publicly acknowledged Debbie Collier's death as of Sept. 22.  Debbie Collier appears to have shared a Facebook account with her husband, Steve Collier.   Collier was reported missing from Athens on Sept. 10. Her daughter, Amanda Bearden, told investigators that her mother’s car was in the shop at the time and that she left home in a rented Chrysler Pacifica SUV, carrying only her license and a debit card.   Based on the incident report narrative from the Habersham County Sheriff's Office, Athens-Clarke County police received assistance from Habersham deputies on Sept. 11.   Disturbing details were revealed in the case of Georgia's mother stripped, burned, and killed  Athens-Clarke County police are revealing more of the disturbing details surrounding Debbie Collier's death. She is the woman who was found naked, partially burned, dead, and "grasping a small tree" in the woods.  In the afternoon on Sept. 11, Habersham County deputies and Tallulah Falls Police Department officers responded to the area on Ga. Highway 15 in Clarkesville where Collier's car was reported.   A police sergeant found a car parked in an apparent "pull-off" that led to an old logging road off Ga. Highway 15 on the northbound side, according to an incident report.   A Tallulah Falls police officer told investigators the car was in the same spot at around 5 p.m. on Sept. 10. In the investigative report, the officer said it's ordinary for cars to pull over in the area.   A memorial sits on the side of the road where the Athens woman’s body was found.  The car was unlocked and empty, according to the investigative narrative.   Law enforcement called Georgia State Patrol Aviation for help.   Someone working for Sirius XM contacted Habersham County Sheriff's Office investigators on behalf of Athens-Clarke County police regarding the location of Debbie Collier's car.  The satellite radio provider said there was a signal coming from Ga. Highway 15 and Victory Home Lane in Clarkesville.   Not every car with Sirius XM is capable of being tracked by law enforcement.   The GBI crime lab is annalizing Debbie Collier's body and items from her car. Investigators' findings are still pending.   #DebbieCollier #truecrime #JusticeForDebbie  SUBSCRIBE HERE: www.youtube.com/c/deeptruecrime?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT MY WORK Buy Me a Coffee ☕ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deeptruecrime ☕   FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA  www.twitter.com/deeptruecrime www.facebook.com/deeptruecrime www.tiktok.com/@deeptruecrime www.instagram.com/deeptruecrime  Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.