Chip Carter To Become One Of 'America's Most Wanted'
POSTED: 12:46 a.m. EDT April 12, 2003
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A grieving father breaks his silence as he hopes national exposure will help catch his ex-wife's killer.
America's Most Wanted is highlighting the case of Chip Carter, a local fugitive wanted for the murder of Liz Reed, her oldest daughter Courtney and her boyfriend, Glenn Pafford.
Brian Reed says 8-year-old Rebecca and 7-year-old B.J. were in the home when gunfire killed their mother and 16-year-old sister.
He is more protective then ever of the two children. That's one of the reason's he's agreed to be interviewed for the TV show America's Most Wanted, which is in town to profile the triple murder case and alert viewers to look for suspect Carter.
"He stalked her and terrorized ... from what she had told me," Reed (pictured, left) told Channel 4's Jennifer Waugh.
Reed's children were seen in 4-year-old home video (pictured, right) playing with Carter, who was dating their mother.
Carter disappeared days after the murders and resurfaced in Mexico, where he was jailed for bringing a gun into the country.
Eyewitness News shot exclusive video (pictured, left) of him behind bars in a Reynosa jail, where he served just three months and freed in November without any notification of Jacksonville authorities.
The lead detective in the case is expected to walk the TV crew thru the house, explaining what happened. Police say they hope this national publicity will help spread word to about a $5,000 reward for Carter's arrest and conviction.
For Reed and his family, the more exposure the better, if it brings Carter to justice.
"I truly believe he did it," Ross said. "There's no doubt in my mind."
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America's Most Wanted is highlighting the case of Chip Carter, a local fugitive wanted for the murder of Liz Reed, her oldest daughter Courtney and her boyfriend, Glenn Pafford.
Brian Reed says 8-year-old Rebecca and 7-year-old B.J. were in the home when gunfire killed their mother and 16-year-old sister.
He is more protective then ever of the two children. That's one of the reason's he's agreed to be interviewed for the TV show America's Most Wanted, which is in town to profile the triple murder case and alert viewers to look for suspect Carter.
"He stalked her and terrorized ... from what she had told me," Reed (pictured, left) told Channel 4's Jennifer Waugh.
Reed's children were seen in 4-year-old home video (pictured, right) playing with Carter, who was dating their mother.
Carter disappeared days after the murders and resurfaced in Mexico, where he was jailed for bringing a gun into the country.
Eyewitness News shot exclusive video (pictured, left) of him behind bars in a Reynosa jail, where he served just three months and freed in November without any notification of Jacksonville authorities.
The lead detective in the case is expected to walk the TV crew thru the house, explaining what happened. Police say they hope this national publicity will help spread word to about a $5,000 reward for Carter's arrest and conviction.
For Reed and his family, the more exposure the better, if it brings Carter to justice.
"I truly believe he did it," Ross said. "There's no doubt in my mind."
Previous Stories:
- February 21, 2003: Man Wanted In Triple Murder Let Out Of Mexican Jail
- August 9, 2002: Carter Refuses To Talk With Jacksonville Police
- July 29, 2002: 16-Year-Old Dies Three Days After Triple Shooting
- July 25, 2002: Police Want Man For Questioning In Double Murder
Copyright 2003 by News4Jax.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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