Butch Knight looks like your average guy. He even has a pleasant face, kind of like your grandpa. But cops say Butch is not nice at all. In fact, they tell Crime Watch Daily he is a calculating, cold-blooded killer who confessed to murder on a 911 call he placed himself. 
 
 Police found Butch's wife Sarah dead at the couple's home, just as Butch had told them in the 911 call. Police are desperately searching Harold "Butch" Knight, who vanished in his dead wife's car, leaving only one clue to his whereabouts. 
 
 FOR MORE INFO: US Marshals Fugitive Investigations - Harold Wesley Knight ||||| × Daughter of murder victim sets up page to find killer, Harold ‘Butch’ Knight 
 
 ALLEGAN COUNTY, Mich. – The daughter of a murder victim has set up a GoFundMe page to help find the killer. 
 
 Roxanne Cameron-Harris’s mom is Sara Knight. Sara was killed in January of 2015. Sara’s husband, Harold ‘Butch’ Knight is wanted for the murder. 
 
 The GoFundMe page is selling pink t-shirts saying “No Evil Goes Unpunished – Justice for Sara Lee”. 
 
 The page says there will be a vigil for Sara on January 11th, the one-year anniversary of her death. 
 
 Harold ‘Butch’ Knight called 911 on January 11, 2015 and told dispatchers that he had strangled his wife. Since, police and law enforcement around the country have been searching for Knight. He has been spotted several times in rural locations in Maine. 
 
 Crime Watch Daily, which airs on FOX 17 weekdays at 3:00pm, has featured the search for Harold Knight. Click here to see the latest installment. ||||| × Search for Allegan fugitive moves to Maine Amish community 
 
 ALLEGAN COUNTY, Mich. — As the search for Harold Knight continues, authorities are now looking into the possibility the man might be hiding out in a Maine Amish community. 
 
 Knight, 67, is wanted in connection to the murder of his wife, Sara Knight, who was found dead in the couple’s home in Ganges Township on January 13. 
 
 Allegan County Sheriff’s Detective Craig Gardiner tells FOX 17 that Knight had an interest in Amish communities and read a lot about them. Family members tipped them off about Knight’s curiosity, but detectives also found books in Knight’s pole barn, that led them to believe it could be a possibility. 
 
 The last sighting of Knight was in Rangeley, Maine back in January. Gardiner says there are three Amish communities in that area. The detective believes it would be a great place for someone to hide out. He says Maine State Police have been checking in to the communities. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
 
 LAPEER, Mich. — While a manhunt stretching from Michigan to Maine reaches the 10 month mark, the daughter of the woman Harold 'Butch' Knight is suspected of strangling to death in January thinks he's hiding out much closer than anyone realizes. 
 
 Roxanne Cameron-Harris, Sara Knight's daughter, said she believes her stepfather 'Butch' is playing a calculated game in the time he's been on the run from authorities following the 911 call he made confessing to the murder of his wife. 
 
 “There’s never a coincidence with Butch, I’ve noticed that," she told FOX 17. "There’s always a reason for anything." 
 
 >> Watch: The hunt for Harold 'Butch' Knight was recently featured on 'Crime Watch Daily' on FOX 17. 
 
 Ten months ago, 'Butch' called 911, telling a dispatcher he'd strangled his wife in their Ganges Township home and asked authorities to come to the home to "do whatever they do with dead bodies." 
 
 It's a call forever etched into Cameron-Harris' mind once it was played back to her earlier this year. 
 
 “Hearing the words that he said was… it like haunts me," she said. "It’s incredibly hard to hear someone you know talk about somebody like a piece of trash." 
 
 The 911 call was placed Jan. 13, but authorities believe Sara was killed two days prior. 'Butch' became the prime suspect. 
 
 Eluding police ever since, the 67 year old has changed his appearance, dying his mustache and has been spotted several times in Maine. Surveillance pictures spotted him in a Wal-Mart in Franklin County, Maine. It's the same store where it was later discovered he ditched his wife's vehicle before checking into a hotel in nearby Rangley. 
 
 Authorities were even investigating whether Knight had gone into hiding in one of the Amish communities in Maine. At least three Amish communities are known to be in the Rangley area, investigators told FOX 17 in September. Family members tipped police off about Knight’s curiosity in the Amish, but detectives also found books in Knight’s pole barn that led them to believe it could be a possibility. 
 
 Rangley is also familiar territory for 'Butch' who'd lived nearby with Sara for nearly a decade prior to the two moving back to Michigan in the summer of 2014. 
 
 Cameron-Harris says it's no coincidence. 
 
 “He’s very smart. I don’t know if he’s doing this for a reason. We can’t figure that part out, but how do you get from here to Maine and not have a single person see you," she questioned. 
 
 In July, a relative of Sara Knight contacted authorities after noticing someone had 'liked' a post on Facebook using the deceased wife's account. Investigators later said it was highly probable the only person who likely had the password to the Facebook account was 'Butch.' 
 
 Cameron-Harris tells FOX 17 not knowing where and when Knight will appear next has lead her family to live anxiously in fear because they believe he's not only still alive, but hiding nearby. 
 
 "I think this is some kind of sick game he’s playing," Cameron-Harris said. "For whatever reason he wants us to pay, and we’ve paid dearly. It’s time for this game to end.” 
 
 Police said they continue to receive tips from across the country, and take each one seriously. Authorities in Michigan also say they remain in constant contact with investigators in Maine where 'Butch' was last spotted. 
 
 Authorities said Knight should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information on Knight's whereabouts is asked to contact the Allegan County Sheriff's Office at 269-673-0500. ||||| As Roxanne Cameron-Harris goes about her day Tuesday, her mother is never far from her mind. 
 
 Sara Knight would have been 49 today, May 19. 
 
 But instead of celebrating the day with her, Cameron-Harris, 29, is instead reflecting on years of memories and conversations they had before Knight's death in January. 
 
 As one month has faded to the next, police continue to seek Knight's husband, Harold "Butch" Knight, as a suspect in her death, which is being investigated as a homicide. The case has been full of twists and turns. 
 
 Allegan County dispatchers took a 911 call about 8 a.m. Jan. 13 from a man believed to be Butch Knight, who said he had harmed Sara Knight and she was dead in the couple's home south of Fennville. His family has identified him as the one who made the call, which originated in southeast Michigan, police said. 
 
 Knight, 66, fled the state and remains on the run, police said. His vehicle was found abandoned in Franklin County, Maine, on January 16. A surveillance photo showed Knight with dyed black hair and a mustache, wearing camouflage clothing. 
 
 Allegan County sheriff's Capt. Frank Baker said detectives remain in regular contact with FBI investigators working to locate Butch Knight, but have no new information on his whereabouts. 
 
 That knowledge is tough for Cameron-Harris, who longs for closure. Knowing Butch Knight is hiding while holding the answers to so many questions she has about her mother, is a burden she carries daily. 
 
 Cameron-Harris feels someone must be helping Butch Knight. She pleaded with that person to come forward. Police have said Knight is considered armed and dangerous. 
 
 "If they're helping him, their safety is at stake. What if he turns on them? He could snap at any time," Cameron-Harris said. 
 
 She has told police one thing: "Just bring him back alive." Cameron-Harris wants to see him face-to-face, wants him to understand her anguish. 
 
 Sara Knight had recently completed a doctorate's degree in respiratory therapy. She had once taught college classes while living back in Maine and worked hard to help others, Cameron-Harris said. 
 
 Sara Knight worked to provide for both herself and for Butch Knight and cared for him, Cameron-Harris said. Her mother had mentioned he had been noticeably quiet early this year, but she thought he may have been making plans for the couple's upcoming anniversary, Cameron-Harris said. The Knights had been married for 15 years. 
 
 Cameron-Harris said she'll spend Tuesday evening with extended family, remembering her mother and sharing hope for the future. ||||| Justice For Sara Lee 
 
 On January 11 2015 every one’s life change. 
 
 
 
 A woman with so much life was brutally murdered in cold blood by a man we all trusted. Sara lee Story is not like most. She loved everyone her two kids and many grand kids. She also has so many friends and she had so much she was still to do, That all was cut short my an evil man Named Harold W Knight (Butch). He killed her and left her for 3 days before calling the police to let them where she was. The 911 tape was release and it is one of the coldest things I have ever heard. The 911 tape can be found on crimewatchdaily.com the family did a show with them to help pass the word. 
 
 
 
 I wish we could explain more about the things he has done to her and the family but it is an open investigation. We have tried so hard to find this man and put him behind bars but we need help doing so. 
 
 
 
 We have shirts made in her favorite color the proceeds will help find this man before he kills again. 
 
 
 
 There is also a prayer visual on 1/11/16 a day for Sara Lee 
 
 
 
 If you want your shirt for the 1/11/16 you mush have the order in by the first. we are Asking for a minimum of $20.00 if you want a tee shirt. 
 
 
 
 also need to send contact info to Roxanne Harris for she can send you the pink tee shirt. also if you are male we have differnt colors just ask Roxanne. 
 
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 What is GoFundMe? ||||| ALLEGAN COUNTY, MI -- The daughter a woman who police believe was killed by her husband is raising money in hopes of offering a reward for the suspect's arrest. 
 
 Harold "Butch" Knight, 67, has been on the run since last January, when Allegan County sheriff's authorities allege he strangled his wife, 48-year-old Sara Knight, at their Ganges Township home. 
 
 On Jan. 13, police received a 911 call, believed to be from Harold Knight, reporting that he had harmed the woman two days earlier and she was dead. 
 
 Her daughter, Roxanne Cameron-Harris, has started selling shirts as a fundraiser for reward money. The GoFundMe page has raised $50, but Cameron-Harris said she has personally received about $560 in checks. She hopes to raise $1,000 for the reward. 
 
 The pink shirts reads, "No evil goes unpunished... Justice for Sara Lee." 
 
 "I'm really trying anything. It's not gonna bring my mom back, but at least we can sleep at night," Cameron-Harris said. 
 
 Police looked for Harold Knight in Maine last winter after a surveillance photo showed him wearing camouflage clothing with dyed black hair and a mustache. The couple met in Gladwin, where Sara Knight was raised, and lived in Maine before returning to Michigan. 
 
 Harold Knight is wanted on an open murder charge. 
 
 Cameron-Harris said she constantly worries about her stepfather's whereabouts. 
 
 "I don't think people take it so seriously how dangerous he is," she said. "He just snapped one day and killed my mom." 
 
 As the search approaches the one-year mark, Sara Knight's family plans to come together for a candlelight vigil Jan. 11, the day police said she died. They will gather in Gladwin. 
 
 Cameron-Harris has sifted through her mother's belongings in search of any type of clue that could help investigators. The amount of tips that have turned out to be false leads has been disappointing. The biggest question left unanswered is why her mother was killed. 
 
 "There's no real clear reason why everything happened," Cameron-Harris said. "I have love letters from the beginning all the way through her relationship from both of them. It was a real, true love story." 
 
 Family believed Harold Knight had access to his wife's Facebook last spring when someone "liked" a relative's photo from her account. Police used the search warrant process to try to track an IP address, but Cameron-Harris said it was not successful. 
 
 Harold Knight was a truck driver, so his stepdaughter thinks he could be anywhere in the country. She's convinced that somewhere, somebody with information will come forward. She thinks the reward could help. 
 
 "I really want to have my day to see face-to-face with him and to share what he's taken from us," Cameron-Harris said. 
 
 Angie Jackson covers public safety and breaking news for MLive/The Grand Rapids Press. Email her at ajackso3@mlive.com, and follow her on Twitter.
– Almost exactly a year ago, rural Michigan resident Harold "Butch" Knight allegedly called 911 and matter-of-factly told the operator he'd strangled his wife, Sara Knight, and that she was lying dead on the living room floor in their Ganges Township home. Then he disappeared. (Audio of the 911 call is available at Crime Watch Daily.) Now the murdered woman's daughter, Roxanne Cameron-Harris, has launched a personal manhunt by asking for tips and donations through a GoFundMe page. It has has raised just $50 toward her $1,000 goal in two weeks, though MLive reports she has separately received $560 in donations. Those who donate $20 or more will get a pink T-shirt that says, "No evil goes unpunished ... Justice for Sara Lee." Since Jan. 13, 2015, when the 911 call was placed, law enforcement has searched the country for the 67-year-old, with sightings in rural Maine, reports Fox 17. Just days after he disappeared, his abandoned vehicle was found in Franklin County, Maine, and a surveillance photo suggests Knight had dyed his hair black, reported Michigan Live back in May, when Sara would have turned 49. Fox 17 noted in September that the couple had lived in Maine for nearly a decade before heading to Michigan in 2014; the station also noted that police were investigating whether Knight could be hiding out in one of Maine's Amish communities. A vigil is planned for Monday, exactly a year after the day officials believe Sara was killed. Friends and family interviewed by Crime Watch Daily said that something always seemed off about Knight, who was 18 years older than Sara. The couple had been married for 14 years, during which time Knight never worked and sometimes showed a short temper. (Cops say they know who killed this pastor's wife.)