REWARD $5,000 Legal Investigative Group (LIG) is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Kathy Beatty. A reward of $5,000.00 will be paid for information which leads to the identity of who was with Kathy when she was injured on July 24, 1975, in the woods next to the Aspen Hill Kmart and 7-11. Please help us get closure. e-mail to reward@kathybeatty.com or phone: (240)-304-8633 The Legal Investigative Group is not affiliated with any law enforcement agency. Kathy L. Beatty (July 8, 1960 – 1975)
	YOU TUBE VIDEO: Video : Kathy Beatty Washington Post 6/13/2008 YouTube Among Methods Being Used To Try to Solve '75 Aspen Hill Killing, By Dan Morse 9NEWS NOW 5/2008 , The Murder Of Kathy Lynn Beatty, Written by Todd McDermott Montgomery College 6/2008 MC Employees and Alumni Working to Solve a Cold Case Murder OTHERLINKS: The Murder of Kathy Lynn Beatty [Archive] - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community Montgomery County Police Department Status of the Case Family Updates, Support Postings, & TIPS No information will be posted without permission of sender Contact Information reward@kathybeatty.com or phone: (240)-304-8633 Mailing Address: Legal Investigative Group Ref:Case Number 3311 P.O. Box 407 Gambrills, MD 21054 .		Timeline of Events (July 24, 1975) 4:00 PM : Her mother last saw her. 6:30 or 7:00 PM : A boy who lived next door had seen Kathy at home. He had brought her a shirt from Ocean City, chatted with her awhile, then left, said her mother. 8:30 PM: There were several persons who saw her the night she disappeared near Parkland Junior High School. Several of them, youngsters Kathy's age, refused to take polygraph tests. Around 11:00 PM: Mrs. Beatty returned home to a dark house. It was July 24, 1975, when Kathy received the fatal blow to her head and was left lying behind the K-Mart at Georgia and Connecticut Avenues. During a search the next morning, Kathy's partially clad body was found lying in aditch that runs through the wooded area behind the store with a depressed fracture of the skull. It had rained that night. Kathy didn't die until 11 days later in the intensive care unit at Suburban Hospital. Kathy died of complications,including blood poisoning. "Everyone liked her. I don't understand why they had to kill her" said Mrs. Beatty. I think somebody knows.....I have a feeling somebody knows who's responsible and is not talking. I hope somebody will come forward. Excerpts from the Washington Post Newspaper 6 January 1997. The Beatty murder: "we have ideas about who was involved", By Martha M. Hamilton Washington Post Reporter
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