Authorities found the body of Arkansas real estate agent Beverly Carter overnight, days after she vanished while showing a house to a prospective customer. 
 
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 Carter's body was found in Cabot, Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Lt. Carl Minden told ABC News. The Little Rock suburb is located about 25 miles north of the house she was showing in Scott. 
 
 Aaron Lewis, 33, has been apprehended and admitted to the kidnapping after being questioned by police, Minden said. Lewis did not admit to the slaying and did not provide any details about Carter's whereabouts, Minden said. 
 
 Lewis is scheduled to appear in court this morning and faces a charge of capital murder, Minden said. 
 
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
 
 Carter vanished Thursday after showing the home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state. 
 
 Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, but he slipped away after being treated at a Little Rock hospital because authorities hadn’t yet received the warrant to arrest him. 
 
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
 
 Following Carter’s disappearance, police and hundreds of her friends scoured the woods, searching for any sign of her. 
 
 Carter, 50, is survived by her husband of more than 30 years, Carl, as well as two grown sons and four grandchildren, with another grandchild on the way. 
 
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 Arron Lewis being walked into court (Photo: Dan Grossman/THV 11 News) 
 
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Pulaski County sheriff's deputies are reporting that they have located the body of missing real estate agent Beverly Carter, 49. 
 
 As of 6:45 a.m. Tuesday, 33-year-old Arron Lewis is officially charged with capital murder of Carter. He was initially booked on a kidnapping charge and a parole hold for the Arkansas Department of Corrections. 
 
 Lewis is also charged with robbery and four charges of possession of firearms by certain persons. 
 
 A press conference is scheduled for 2 p.m. with the sheriff's office to share more information. THV11 will be there. 
 
 After over 12 hours of interviewing by investigators, Lewis was transported and booked into the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility (PCRDF). Shortly after he was booked, investigators obtained information that led them to the 12100 block of Hwy 5 (Cabot city address in Pulaski County), which is the location of Argos Concrete Co., about 20 miles from where she reportedly disappeared. 
 
 Investigators located Carter's body in a shallow grave on the property. Her family was then notified. 
 
 Lewis was originally booked on kidnapping charges around 12:40 Tuesday morning for kidnapping and a parole violation on $1 million bond. In court Tuesday morning, Lewis pleaded not guilty to all charges and he is now being held with no bond. 
 
 Beverly Carter murder suspect Arron Lewis speaks after his arraignment Tuesday morning. 
 
 During his walk from the sheriff's office to the jail, Lewis made several statements including apologizing to Carter's family, and claiming of a co-defendant "Trevor", but authorities say that statement is unfounded and he is the only person charged in this case. 
 
 Beverly Carter (Photo: PCSO) 
 
 Search crews from all over the state were in Scott on Monday. "That was the location where she was last known to be so that was where we hedged our bet on searching," he added. "What we're trying to piece together is what is that connection; why did he pick Mrs. Carter? We don't know." 
 
 THV11 has learned that Lewis is a former employee of Argos Concrete. The general manager said he worked for the company about 30-40 days before quitting about four weeks ago. 
 
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– Authorities have recovered the body of Beverly Carter, the Arkansas real estate agent who disappeared after showing a home Thursday. THV11 reports her body was found in a shallow grave on a property in Pulaski County; the AP describes the location as that of the Argos concrete company. Officials headed there after suspect Arron Lewis was questioned for 12 hours; authorities say he admitted to kidnapping Carter, ABC News reports, but not to murdering her, and he didn't say where she was. Lewis was booked into prison before investigators received information pointing to the property where Carter was buried, THV notes. Lewis' kidnapping charges are being changed to capital murder—but any link between Lewis and Carter remains mysterious.