Real Estate Broker Charged with Triple Homicide in North Carolina
January 13, 2025 - 18:05
David Lever, a 55-year-old real estate broker, has been accused of a shocking triple homicide in North Carolina, where he allegedly shot and killed three individuals at two different locations. The victims include 80-year-old Anthony Gribble, 76-year-old Paula Gribble, and 64-year-old Enrique Reyes.
Authorities report that the incidents occurred in the early hours of the morning, prompting an immediate investigation. Witnesses have described a chaotic scene, with law enforcement responding swiftly to the unfolding tragedy. Lever was taken into custody shortly after the shootings, and investigators are working diligently to determine the motive behind this violent act.
The community is in disbelief as details continue to emerge. Friends and family of the victims have expressed their grief, highlighting the profound impact of this senseless violence. Local officials are urging anyone with information about the case to come forward, as the investigation remains ongoing and the community seeks answers in the wake of this devastating event.
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