Police have named a "person of interest" in the murder of a caregiver who was found brutally beaten inside her patient's home.
Fulton County police say Joya Chester was beaten over the head. She died days later.
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Channel 2's Nefertiti Jaquez received exclusive video of the person of interest in the case.
Detectives say they want to identify this man because they want to talk to him about what he may know about this case.
They tell us he was seen at the home where Chester was killed -- not once but twice -- before they found her beaten and barely breathing.
"She was just so beautiful. She didn't have an angry bone in her body," one of Chester's friends told Jaquez.
For Angela Hester, the pain is piercing. She and the victim grew up singing in church together.
"She was buried on her birthday," she said holding back tears.
Chester, who was buried on what would have been her 46th birthday, died days after she was found at the home along White City Road. Police say the patient she was caring for was asleep when the suspect beat Chester over the head with unknown object before taking off.
"We have confirmed the man that's in the video is the man who was at the house," said Lieutenant Roger Peace with the Fulton County police department.
While detectives aren't calling the man you see in the footage a suspect, they do say neighbors saw him at the home before he was caught on camera at a BP gas station using the ATM and after.