A suspect in the disappearance of an Arkansas real estate agent who vanished while showing a home last week has been taken into custody, police said today. 
 
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 Arron Michael Lewis, 33, was picked up a day after a warrant was issued for his arrest on one count of kidnapping after Beverly Carter. 
 
 The circumstances of the arrest have not yet been released, but Lt. Carl M. Minden from the Pulaski County Sheriff's department confirmed that Lewis is being held by law enforcement. 
 
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
 
 Carter vanished Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state. 
 
 Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gash across his forehead and a bloody nose. At the time, detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they didn't have the warrant to arrest him at that time. 
 
 Lewis slipped away after being treated at a Little Rock hospital. A judge later signed a warrant for his arrest. Detectives will not say why they suspect Lewis or whether they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50. 
 
 The developments have brought added heartbreak for Carl Carter, Beverly's husband of 35 years. 
 
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
 
 "All I can say is we would love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, mother. My wife. Please turn Beverly loose. Just drop her off anywhere." 
 
 Carter's SUV was found in the driveway of the home she was showing, her purse still inside. One thing was missing: her cellphone. Police say the phone has been key to the case. 
 
 Carter's husband received several text messages from his wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared. 
 
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
 
 "Having drinks right now," one of the messages reads. 
 
 Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife. 
 
 "She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble." 
 
 Police and hundreds of her friends have scoured the woods since Carter's disappearance, searching for any sign of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today. 
 
 And police are also searching for the suspect who slipped away. ||||| The Arkansas man who faces capital murder charges in the death of a real estate broker whose body was found early Tuesday in a shallow grave told reporters she was chosen because "she was a woman that worked alone -- a rich broker." 
 
 Arron Lewis, the suspect, denied killing Beverly Carter, and mentioned a co-defendant during the brief comments to reporters Tuesday while being led by police in handcuffs. Police said at a Tuesday press conference they are not seeking any other suspects. 
 
 Lewis appeared in court Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to one count each of capital murder, kidnapping and robbery, as well as four weapons charges, according to the office of Pulaski County District Judge Wayne Gruber. 
 
 Carter had been missing since Thursday afternoon, when authorities say she had planned to show a house in the town of Scott, but never returned from the appointment. 
 
 Her body was found in a shallow grave at a concrete company in a rural area about 25 miles northeast of Little Rock. Police say Lewis has admitted to kidnapping Carter. 
 
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 Lewis was arrested Monday morning, a day after authorities identified him as a suspect in the case. Fox16.com reported that a passerby recognized him outside a Subway restaurant in West Little Rock and chased him into an apartment complex along with a group of other men. Lewis was hiding in a manager's office when he was apprehended, police said. 
 
 It is not clear how investigators initially connected Lewis to the case. According to the sheriff's office, Lewis was questioned for more than 12 hours Monday. Lewis admitted to kidnapping Carter, but did not divulge her whereabouts. At some point Monday, investigators received a tip leading them to the address where she was found. 
 
 Pulaski County Lt. Carl Minden said that Lewis was on parole until 2017 for previous convictions in northwest Arkansas. He did not reveal whether Lewis was the client Carter was planning to meet. 
 
 Police said Carter’s purse was found in her vehicle outside the home Friday and the door to the residence she was showing was left open. Detectives believe Carter was taken from the home. 
 
 Carl Carter, her husband, told First Coast News that he received a text from Beverly around 1 a.m. Friday, the morning after her disappearance. 
 
 But he said the message didn’t sound like her at all. 
 
 "All of a sudden I received three texts in a row. One said 'Yes.'… Then she sent another text that said, 'My phone's low. The battery's down, and I'll call you whenever I get signal.' …And, then, straight back-to-back, I received a text that said 'Oh, I'm out drinking with some friends,'" he told the station. "Beverly's not a drinker." 
 
 The Associated Press contributed to this report. 
 
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 Arkansas Realtor Beverly Carter went to show a home in the city of Scott on Thursday. Then, she vanished. 
 
 On Sunday, a court issued an arrest warrant for Aaron M. Lewis, 33, in her disappearance. Police didn't say how they linked him to Carter. Lewis is still at large. 
 
 Lewis had been in a traffic accident, and police went to scene, said Pulaski County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Carl Minden. Lewis was taken to the hospital and, once there, left. 
 
 Dozens of volunteers -- maybe as many as 200, according to authorities -- spent their Sunday searching for the missing woman in the Little Rock area. They will resume their search Monday. 
 
 Her last phone call to her husband came Thursday afternoon, telling him the address where she would be. When hours went by with no further word from her, Carl Carter says he "knew something was wrong." 
 
 This mysterious disappearance of the 49-year-old resonated among fellow Realtors, who posted their own fears on a Facebook page set up for sharing information about her case. 
 
 Carl Carter reported his wife missing that same Thursday, according to the Pulaski County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Office. 
 
 Before calling authorities, Carl Carter went to the address of the home Beverly Carter was showing and saw her brown Cadillac parked there, the Sheriff's Office said. 
 
 Noticing the property was open, the husband entered and searched for his wife without success, according to the Sheriff's Office. 
 
 There has been activity on her cell phone since she disappeared, Minden said. 
 
 Beverly Carter, who according to her employer's website has been married for 34 years and has four grandchildren, was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt and red capris. 
 
 The search has focused on an area of flat farmland and swamp around the Arkansas River, Minden said. 
 
 The Sheriff's Office has asked all owners of large tracts of land in the Scott area to search their properties. 
 
 "I feel like I'm in a fog, or a horrible nightmare from which I can't awaken," Beverly Carter's son, also named Carl, wrote on a Facebook post. "She needs us, and we must continue to pray (and) brainstorm ways to find her." 
 
 The elder Carl -- Beverly's husband -- told CNN affiliate KARK that "I would just like to have my wife back." 
 
 The social media hashtag #FindBeverly has gained steam, and the Facebook page about her disappearance was followed by more than 18,000 people as of Sunday evening. 
 
 The Facebook page is filled with prayers for Beverly and her family, but also is a sounding board for Realtors from across the country on the issue of safety in their profession. 
 
 "I have been a Realtor for 36 years, and it gets more dangerous all the time," wrote Patricia Schmitz Manos, who described her method for sharing information about her location with family while showing homes. 
 
 Another Realtor, Sharon Lynn Jarrell-Fleming, emphasized how she never shows a home alone. 
 
 "Partner up with an agent in your office for showings ... if someone is out to harm you they will if you're alone," she wrote. "Buddy system!" 
 
 Others argued for Realtors to carry guns while showing homes. Others favored pepper spray or other deterrents. 
 
 "This is always a fear I've had," Nancy Israel Valene wrote. "I am praying you find Beverly. She is me, she is you, and she is the entire Realtor community nationwide. Who could have imagined that this is a dangerous job? Not me." ||||| A warrant has been issued in the disappearance of Arkansas real estate agent Beverly Carter, but too late to prevent the suspect from slipping away before he could be taken into custody.Aaron Michael Lewis, 33, is wanted on one count of kidnapping in Carter's disappearance, according to an arrest warrant issued Sunday by Pulaski County District Court. Carter went missing Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state.Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gash across his forehead and a bloody nose. At the time, detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they didn't have the warrant yet to arrest him.Lewis slipped away after being treated at a Little Rock hospital. A judge later signed a warrant for his arrest. Detectives will not say why they suspect Lewis or whether they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50."We are actively looking for him," Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Lt. Carl M. Minden. "If anybody knows his whereabouts, we're asking they contact the sheriff's office."The developments have brought added heartbreak for Carl Carter, Beverly's husband of 35 years."All I can say is we would love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, mother. My wife. Please turn Beverly loose. Just drop her off anywhere."Carter's SUV was found in the driveway of the home she was showing, her purse still inside. One thing was missing: her cellphone. Police say the phone has been key to the case.Carter's husband received several text messages from his wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared."Having drinks right now," one of the messages reads.Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife."She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble."Police and hundreds of her friends have scoured the woods since Carter's disappearance, searching for any sign of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today.And police are also searching for the suspect who slipped away.
– An Arkansas real estate agent has gone missing in the vicinity of Little Rock after going to show a home on Thursday. Some 200 volunteers searched for 49-year-old Beverly Carter yesterday and will continue the effort today, CNN reports. Police have arrested Arron Lewis, 33, on kidnapping charges, reports ABC, though the link between the two hasn't been made clear. Police were at the site of a single-car accident yesterday morning that sent Lewis to the hospital. As he awaited a CT scan, however, he left the hospital; a warrant was later issued and he was taken into custody this morning. Lewis' criminal record includes felony property theft, and he's on parole through 2017, ArkansasOnline notes. Carter called her husband on Thursday to tell him the address of the property she'd be showing in Scott, Ark. Afterward, he didn't hear from her for hours and became concerned. He called police after finding her vehicle at the property with her purse inside it; the door to the home was open. ABC13 reports her cellphone was missing and describes it as "key to the case." A number of texts were sent from the phone to her husband in the early hours of Friday morning. Among them: "Having drinks right now." That further alarmed Carl Carter, who says his wife isn't much of a drinker. (Another weekend mystery surrounds the deaths of a family of five in Utah.)