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   Left inset: Brittani Harmon Moore (Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office). Right:   
   Law enforcement responds to home on cul-de-sac where Moore’s sister was shot   
   to death (WRCB).   
      
   Investigators in Chattanooga, Tennessee, allege that a 27-year-old shot her   
   younger sister in the back of the head and left her dead on a couch at home   
   before the suspect took a Lyft to a Publix supermarket, called 911, and tried   
   to pin the crime on    
   another woman.   
      
   The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office investigation began after lunch on   
   Thursday when a woman called 911 from Publix and purported to confess   
   committing to a murder at a home located on a cul-de-sac at the end of Thrush   
   Hollow Lane. That caller    
   allegedly tried to pass herself off as the pregnant girlfriend of Moore’s   
   husband, local NBC affiliate WRCB reported.   
      
   That apparently didn’t work, as the suspect named by authorities as Brittni   
   Moore (Harmon) but listed in jail and court records under the name Brittani   
   Nicole Harmon, is now charged with murder.   
      
   After the 911 call, the victim, identified in some places as 25-year-old   
   Brianna Harmon and in others as Breanna, was found fatally shot on a couch at   
   home. The defendant reportedly claimed she was asleep on the couch with the   
   victim before seeing her    
   sister get up to use her phone that morning. In other words, the suspect   
   allegedly claimed that before she went to Publix her sister she was still   
   alive at home.   
      
   At the start, the sheriff’s office only said it was “conducting a death   
   investigation” and that there was “no” broader “threat to the   
   community, since a suspect was already detained.   
      
   In an update, deputies identified their suspect and called the shooting an   
   “isolated incident.”   
      
   WRCB shed more light on how authorities came to conclusions about the identity   
   of the shooter and the nature of the crime.   
      
   Moore was allegedly caught on a neighbor’s Ring camera at the crime scene   
   when the shooting unfolded and caught on Publix surveillance video. While   
   Moore allegedly claimed to be her husband’s pregnant girlfriend and claimed   
   to be calling from a Fast    
   Access Healthcare clinic, the Publix video combined with GPS evidence tracing   
   the call to the store undermined that story, the report said.   
      
   Hamilton County General Sessions Court records reviewed by Law&Crime show that   
   Moore is expected in court at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 21.   
      
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   Court records also show that Moore has faced several other cases, from 2017,   
   2018, 2020, 2022, and at the start of 2024 — whether for theft, aggravated   
   arson, improper use of 911 or making false reports.   
      
   Now she faces her most serious allegation of all: first-degree murder, a crime   
   punishable upon conviction in Tennessee by death or life in prison with or   
   without parole. It’s not immediately clear if the accused has a defense   
   lawyer.   
      
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