Transgender Documentary Star Koko Da Doll Found Slain in Atlanta
- Koko Da Doll, a 35-year-old black transgender woman and rapper, was featured in the Sundance documentary "Kokomo City."
- She was found fatally shot in Atlanta, Georgia, and authorities are investigating.
- Koko was a prominent advocate for Atlanta's transgender community and fought against violence and discrimination targeting trans people of color.
- Her death is one of three violent crimes against transgender individuals under investigation by Atlanta police this year.
- The documentary "Kokomo City" followed the lives of four black trans sex workers in Atlanta and New York City.