Authorities are still searching for three individuals in connection with a double murder that took place July 23rd in Piedmont – and on Thursday Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Wade announced that a reward of $6,000 is being offered in that case.  $1,000 will come from the Crime Stoppers fund with the remaining $5,000 coming from the office of Governor Kay Ivy.

Two men are wanted on murder charges: 32 year old Jeffrey Jamall Briskey and 25 year old Rhimington Otarivs Johnson – while a 26 year old female Sicondria Michala “C.C.” Carter, is being called a “person of interest”.   All three are from Anniston and Sheriff Wade said Thursday they may be traveling together or separately – possibly in Carter’s gold 2002 Dodge Stratus – license #11GS786.

23 year old Joshua Moody and Travis Frost, age 73 were both killed at around 4:30 that Sunday morning at a Rabbittown Road residence, in the eastern portion of Calhoun County.  Frost’s wife, who was hiding in a bedroom, called 9-1-1 during the incident.  Sheriff Wade stated that Moody knew at least one of the three people being sought and that he didn’t believe the killings were random.

Anyone with any information regarding this case is urged to call (256) 238-1414.

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