The murders of seven young adults working at three fast-food restaurants shook the Clarksville and Nashville communities during the spring of 1997.
Following an investigation and several trials, serial killer Paul Dennis Reid, 54, was sentenced to seven death sentences and remained on death row at the time of this memorial.
On Feb. 16, 1997, Paul Dennis Reid killed Sarah Jackson, 16, and Steve Hampton, 25, two workers at Donelson Captain D's.
On March 23, 1997, Reid murdered Andrea Brown, 17, Ronald Santiago, 27, and Robert Sewell Jr., 23, while robbing a McDonald's restaurant in Hermitage.
He murdered Angela Holmes, 21, and Michelle Mace, 16, at the Baskin-Robbins in Clarksville.
**Update!**
Paul Reid died at Nashville General Hospital at Meharry, on November 1, 2013. The cause of death was from complications due to pneumonia, heart failure, and upper respiratory issues. Reid had been in the hospital for about two weeks
The "Nightmare in Nashville" episode on I.D. will show the intriguing twists and turns in the case and give viewers a glimpse into history.
"Watch this show and remember, if you were around, what that time was like. The fact that Nashville and Clarksville got through it, and a horrible thing happened and in the end they caught that bad guy," Bynon said. "The victims are still living with that sadness. Murder doesn't end with catching a bad guy; that's justice, but the sadness still remains. ... I am so grateful for the victims and in awe they talked to us. It's an honor. They are the heroes. The people who can continue and talk about it."
Following an investigation and several trials, serial killer Paul Dennis Reid, 54, was sentenced to seven death sentences and remained on death row at the time of this memorial.
On Feb. 16, 1997, Paul Dennis Reid killed Sarah Jackson, 16, and Steve Hampton, 25, two workers at Donelson Captain D's.
On March 23, 1997, Reid murdered Andrea Brown, 17, Ronald Santiago, 27, and Robert Sewell Jr., 23, while robbing a McDonald's restaurant in Hermitage.
He murdered Angela Holmes, 21, and Michelle Mace, 16, at the Baskin-Robbins in Clarksville.
**Update!**
Paul Reid died at Nashville General Hospital at Meharry, on November 1, 2013. The cause of death was from complications due to pneumonia, heart failure, and upper respiratory issues. Reid had been in the hospital for about two weeks
The "Nightmare in Nashville" episode on I.D. will show the intriguing twists and turns in the case and give viewers a glimpse into history.
"Watch this show and remember, if you were around, what that time was like. The fact that Nashville and Clarksville got through it, and a horrible thing happened and in the end they caught that bad guy," Bynon said. "The victims are still living with that sadness. Murder doesn't end with catching a bad guy; that's justice, but the sadness still remains. ... I am so grateful for the victims and in awe they talked to us. It's an honor. They are the heroes. The people who can continue and talk about it."
The murders of seven young adults working at three fast-food restaurants shook the Clarksville and Nashville communities during the spring of 1997.
Following an investigation and several trials, serial killer Paul Dennis Reid, 54, was sentenced to seven death sentences and remained on death row at the time of this memorial.
On Feb. 16, 1997, Paul Dennis Reid killed Sarah Jackson, 16, and Steve Hampton, 25, two workers at Donelson Captain D's.
On March 23, 1997, Reid murdered Andrea Brown, 17, Ronald Santiago, 27, and Robert Sewell Jr., 23, while robbing a McDonald's restaurant in Hermitage.
He murdered Angela Holmes, 21, and Michelle Mace, 16, at the Baskin-Robbins in Clarksville.
**Update!**
Paul Reid died at Nashville General Hospital at Meharry, on November 1, 2013. The cause of death was from complications due to pneumonia, heart failure, and upper respiratory issues. Reid had been in the hospital for about two weeks
The "Nightmare in Nashville" episode on I.D. will show the intriguing twists and turns in the case and give viewers a glimpse into history.
"Watch this show and remember, if you were around, what that time was like. The fact that Nashville and Clarksville got through it, and a horrible thing happened and in the end they caught that bad guy," Bynon said. "The victims are still living with that sadness. Murder doesn't end with catching a bad guy; that's justice, but the sadness still remains. ... I am so grateful for the victims and in awe they talked to us. It's an honor. They are the heroes. The people who can continue and talk about it."
Following an investigation and several trials, serial killer Paul Dennis Reid, 54, was sentenced to seven death sentences and remained on death row at the time of this memorial.
On Feb. 16, 1997, Paul Dennis Reid killed Sarah Jackson, 16, and Steve Hampton, 25, two workers at Donelson Captain D's.
On March 23, 1997, Reid murdered Andrea Brown, 17, Ronald Santiago, 27, and Robert Sewell Jr., 23, while robbing a McDonald's restaurant in Hermitage.
He murdered Angela Holmes, 21, and Michelle Mace, 16, at the Baskin-Robbins in Clarksville.
**Update!**
Paul Reid died at Nashville General Hospital at Meharry, on November 1, 2013. The cause of death was from complications due to pneumonia, heart failure, and upper respiratory issues. Reid had been in the hospital for about two weeks
The "Nightmare in Nashville" episode on I.D. will show the intriguing twists and turns in the case and give viewers a glimpse into history.
"Watch this show and remember, if you were around, what that time was like. The fact that Nashville and Clarksville got through it, and a horrible thing happened and in the end they caught that bad guy," Bynon said. "The victims are still living with that sadness. Murder doesn't end with catching a bad guy; that's justice, but the sadness still remains. ... I am so grateful for the victims and in awe they talked to us. It's an honor. They are the heroes. The people who can continue and talk about it."
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