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Caught on Camera_ Sick Man Preys Elderly Women For Social Payments _ The Case of Edna Suttles

Caught on Camera_ Sick Man Preys Elderly Women For Social Payments _ The Case of Edna Suttles

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 A grandmother disappears from a grocery store parking lot. The security cameras capture every moment. A man pushing a cart. A woman motionless inside it. A car wiped clean of fingerprints. The man used his Food Lion shopper card to buy the sedatives. He used his own car to transport the body. He thought he was invisible. The cameras saw everything.

Daniel Printz, a 59-year-old convicted kidnapper from Rutherford County, North Carolina, pleaded guilty in federal court to the kidnapping and murder of 80-year-old Edna Suttles, a Greenville County grandmother and South Carolina's first female bail bondsman [citation:1][citation:4]. Suttles was reported missing on August 27, 2021. Surveillance footage from a Travelers Rest Food Lion showed Printz checking out with yogurt, later determined to be laced with sedatives [citation:1][citation:9]. Additional footage captured Printz moving a motionless Suttles to his wife's vehicle and meticulously wiping down her Jeep [citation:1][citation:4].

When investigators searched Printz's property, they found Suttles' belongings hidden inside a bee box, alongside rope, zip ties, and rubber gloves [citation:1]. A cadaver dog alerted to the scent of human decomposition on vehicle panels from Suttles' car. Printz ultimately led authorities to her body in a wooded area of Rutherfordton, North Carolina [citation:1][citation:4]. The investigation revealed Printz was a serial predator who also murdered three other vulnerable women: Dolores Sellers, her daughter Nancy Rego, and Leigh Goodman, all from North Carolina [citation:1][citation:2]. After their deaths, Printz assumed control of their bank accounts and Social Security benefits, even sending messages to family members pretending to be the deceased [citation:2][citation:4].

Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and press play because the cameras caught him. But they also revealed a predator who had been hiding in plain sight for years.
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