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How McDonald’s French Fries & Insane Courage Took Down the “Facebook Killer”

After shooting and killing 74-year-old Robert Godwin Sr., in Cleveland, on Easter Sunday 2017, Steve Stephens was on the run. He uploaded video footage of the act to his personal Facebook page, which quickly gained national attention and led to a multi-state manhunt for the ruthless murderer.

Police had released multiple photos of Stephens’ car, and there was a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. But as of Tuesday morning, there had been few helpful tips, and the suspect remained at large. That is—until Stephens decided to stop at a McDonald’s drive-thru in Erie, Pennsylvania, around 11 a.m. on Tuesday morning.

For nearly three days, his face had been plastered across the news, and after ordering a 20-piece McNuggets, one of the employees recognized the man on the run.

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That’s when the employees risked their own safety to alert authorities. Stephens was believed to be armed and dangerous. In the video he’d posted to Facebook, he claimed to have killed 15 people, and said he was a “monster.”

After recognizing him and alerting authorities, the quick-thinking McDonald’s employees intentionally delayed Stephens’ fries—essentially holding them captive for as long as possible.

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In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Chief Calvin D. Williams of the Cleveland Police Department said Pennsylvania State Police received the employees’ tip that Stephens’ white Ford Fusion was in the McDonald’s parking lot. Following his exit to the main road, state troopers attempted to pull him over, but the suspect did not cooperate.

Bri Lamm
Bri Lamm
Bri is an outgoing introvert with a heart that beats for adventure. She lives to serve the Lord, experience the world, and eat macaroni and cheese in between capturing life’s greatest moments on one of her favorite cameras.

Trucker Watches A Grandma’s Car Explode Into Flames—Then He Sees a Little Head Pop Up in the Back Window

A car was traveling the wrong direction on Interstate 10 when the vehicle came from the right and drove straight into a truck, causing a massive explosion.

Airline Worker Gets Bad Feeling When 2 Teen Girls Hand Her One-Way Tickets—Then She Finds Out Who They Met on Instagram

"They kept looking at each other in a way that seemed fearful and anxious. I had a gut feeling that something just wasn’t right.”

Sexual Predator Reveals Why Christians Are the Easy Target: “I Considered Church People Easy to Fool”

"They have a trust that comes from being Christians. They tend to be better folks all around and seem to want to believe in the good that exists in people.”