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 Georgia police are looking for answers in the death of an aspiring model who was shot in the neck while driving, which was only discovered by doctors after she was in car crash captured on surveillance video. 
 
 On Saturday, police released the video from a nearby gas station and asked the occupants of two cars near Kelsey Quayle's, just before her car crashed, to come forward. 
 
 Quayle, 28, was driving along Upper Riverdale Road in Riverdale, Georgia, on Oct. 8 when the Mazda 626 she was driving drifted out of its lane, and collided with a Suzuki XL-7 and a Ford Escape, according to a press release. 
 
 Initially, authorities thought it was simply a car accident, but after being transported to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, medical staff noticed the gunshot wound to Quayle's neck. She was later taken off life support and died on Oct. 10. 
 
 It is believed Quayle was shot just before her car started to drift, police said. 
 
 Hoping someone near the scene of the accident could provide answers, police released surveillance footage showing multiple angles leading up to the crash. 
 
 "We would especially like to speak with the driver of the white SUV and the driver of the gray sedan that is seen passing Kelsey's vehicle as it is traveling in the lanes of oncoming traffic," Clayton County Police Department wrote on Facebook. 
 
 Quayle's family is also trying to figure out what happened. 
 
 "She didn't have any enemies, she never mentioned anything about any stalkers or never had a person that was bugging her," Quayle's sister Kayleigh Martin said. "You know, like I said, she just moved there so she didn't know anybody. It's just a mystery for all of us." 
 
 Martin said she hopes the people in the cars seen on the surveillance footage will be able to give her family more information about her sister's death. 
 
 "It is such a mystery and just would love for somebody to come forward so that the person who did this takes responsibility," she said. 

 0 Model killed months after moving to Atlanta: 'So many unanswered questions' 
 
 CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. - UPDATE: According to the GoFundMe account, Kelsey has passed away. Her sister posted on Facebook that the funeral is scheduled for Oct. 20 in California. 
 
 ORIGINAL STORY: 
 
 The family of a woman who was shot while driving to work says she is brain-dead, and they are about to take her off life support. 
 
 Police have no idea who shot 28-year-old Kelsey Quayle, and her family is searching for answers. 
 
 "We just have so many unanswered questions," Kayleigh Martin, Quayle's sister, said. 
 
 The model from California moved to the Atlanta area two months ago. 
 
 Police said she was minutes from work when she was shot. 
 
 Her family said a bullet lodged into the lower base of the back of her head. 
 
 "I just want to know who did this. It's ridiculous. She didn't deserve this," Martin told Channel 2’s Tom Jones outside Grady Hospital. 
 
 TRENDING STORIES: 
 
 Clayton County police said Quayle was driving on Upper Riverdale Road near Roy Huie Road around 7 a.m. Monday when her white Mazda 626 suddenly went into oncoming traffic and crashed into two cars. 
 
 Paramedics found Quayle unconscious. They transported her to the hospital. 
 
 "Upon her being transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, it was found she had suffered a gunshot wound," Capt. Scott Stubbs, of the Clayton County Police Department, said. 
 
 Police have no idea who shot her. 
 
 “We have no reports of anyone reporting any gunfire, no reports of anybody driving erratically," Stubbs said. 
 
 "She was the sweetest person. It just doesn't make sense,” Martin said. 
 
 Martin said her sister moved to Atlanta because she could get more modeling opportunities here. 
 
 Martin can't understand why her sister's plans for a prosperous future have been replaced with plans for a funeral. 
 
 Martin thinks someone saw what happened. 
 
 "Please, please come forward. Please let us know if anybody saw anything," she said. 
 
 Police are looking at surveillance cameras in the area and reinterviewing crash victims to see if they remember anything out of the ordinary. 
 
 Contact Crime Stoppers Greater Atlanta at 404-577-TIPS if you have any information. 
 
 The family has set up a GoFundMe account to help with funeral expenses. CLICK HERE for more information. 
 
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 What police initially thought was a serious car crash turned into a murder mystery in Georgia after doctors found a bullet lodged in the neck of an aspiring fashion model involved in a head-on traffic collision, officials said. 
 
 Kelsey Quayle, 28, died on Wednesday when her family decided to have her removed from life support machines three days after her white Mazda 626 veered into oncoming traffic and slammed into two cars as she drove to work in the Atlanta suburb of Riverdale. 
 
 "I just want to know who did this. It's ridiculous. She didn't deserve this," Quayle's sister, Kayleigh Martin, told ABC affiliate station WSB-TV in Atlanta 
 
 Quayle was unconscious when paramedics pulled her from her car after she crashed around 7 a.m. Monday. Police said she was driving to a dentist's office where she worked as an assistant while pursuing her dream of being a fashion model. 
 
 "Upon her being transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, it was found she had suffered a gunshot wound," said Capt. Scott Stubbs of the Clayton County Police Department told WSB-TV. 
 
 Police released surveillance video from a nearby gas station that shows Quayle's car headed west on Upper Riverdale Road before it suddenly drifted into oncoming traffic and hit two cars head-on. 
 
 Quayle was initially taken to Southern Regional Medical Center in Riverdale before being transferred to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, where doctors discovered she had been shot in the neck, police said. 
 
 Police are asking for the public's help in trying to identify Quayle's killer. Stubbs conceded that it has been a baffling investigation, and that authorities have found no evidence that Quayle was intentionally targeted. 
 
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 "It seems to be random at this time," Stubbs told WSB-TV. "We have no reports of anyone reporting any gunfire, no reports of anybody driving erratically." 
 
 Quayle moved to the Atlanta area from California with her boyfriend two months ago, Martin told WSB-TV. 
 
 "We just have so many unanswered questions," Martin said. 
 
 She said her sister moved to Atlanta to pursue modeling opportunities. 
 
 "She was the sweetest person. It just doesn't make sense," Martin told WSB-TV. 
 
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 She pleaded with anyone who might have information on the killing to contact the police immediately. 
 
 "Please, please come forward," Martin said. "Please let us know if anybody saw anything." 

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– What at first seemed like a car crash involving an aspiring model in Georgia has emerged as something more sinister and mysterious: Kelsey Quayle, 28, was hospitalized last Monday morning after the Mazda 626 she was driving moved out of its lane and crashed into two oncoming vehicles as she drove to work at a dentist's office in the Atlanta suburb of Riverdale, reports ABC News. She was taken to Southern Regional Medical Center and then moved to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta; it was there that doctors noticed something else: a gunshot wound in her neck, one police believe Quayle suffered before the crash occurred. She was removed from life support and died Wednesday. Her sister tells NBC News they're stumped as to who could have shot Quayle, or why. Kayleigh Martin says her sister had just moved to Atlanta two months ago to pursue a modeling career, "didn't know anybody," and didn't mention having issues with anyone. Police are hoping other drivers who were near Quayle's car as the incident occurred might have some insight. "We would especially like to speak with the driver of the white SUV and the driver of the gray sedan that is seen passing Kelsey's vehicle," the Clayton County Police Department wrote on Facebook Friday as they released surveillance video from the scene. WSB reports she was just minutes away from her job when the crash happened around 7am. A GoFundMe campaign in support of her funeral and her family has raised more than $18,000. (New details have emerged in the car-crash death of an ESPN star's wife.)