Heartbroken daughter of Cleveland Facebook Live killing victim says video 'showed the fear in his eyes'
'I saw the fear in my father's eyes'
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The heartbroken daughter of the 74-year-old man whose killing was filmed on Facebook Live has said the image of her dad's death will forever be in her mind because she saw the "fear in her father's eyes".
Tonya Godwin Baines says the family feels "like our heart is just ripped out of our chest. For somebody to brutally murder my father like that is unbelievable."
In the video of the Cleveland shooting Robert Godwin can be seen raising his hands in an apparent attempt to ward off his attacker before he is shot in the head.
Suspected gunman Steve Stephens, 37, is still on the run and is being hunted by police.
In a video on Facebook the suspect boasted of killing more than a dozen other victims, but police say they have not linked him to any other victims or incidents.
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Sat in a car, he rambles for several minutes about breaking up with "the love of my life" Joy Lane.
He also says he "lost everything" gambling at the casino.
Baines told ABC News her father was the epitome of a family man who "would give you the shirt off his back."
"He taught us about God, he taught us love, forgiveness. Just to know that I will never ever hear my father's voice again is devastating," Baines said.
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"My father was such an honest man that didn't drink, didn't smoke, no crime; he was just picking up cans [when he was shot]."
"We can never replace him," she added, crying. "A part of us died with him."
Baines' sister, Debbie Godwin, told ABC News she didn't watch the video "because I didn't want that to be the last remembrance of my father."
"He didn't deserve to just be picked out randomly," Debbie Godwin said. "And then to add insult to injury you tape it while my father is begging for his life."
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But the sisters said they have already forgiven the man accused of killing their father.
"I want him to get help," Debbie said of the suspected gunman.
"He needed that before this happened and I pray for his mother. I want to be able to meet her and hug her."
Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said of the suspect this morning, "We don't know where he's at," and asked for the public's help in tracking Stephens down.
A $50,000 (£40,000) reward has been offered for information that leads to Stephens' capture, as residents of Ohio and neighbouring states have been warned to be on the lookout for him.
Williams said the manhunt has expanded to a national search.