Affidavits filed by the FBI Thursday in their federal kidnapping case against Evans show authorities were alerted at 7:30 a.m. February 14 to a man trying to use Brittany Todds debit card at a gas station in Greensboro, Georgia, nearly 230 miles away from Charleston.
Brittany Todd told investigators she had just returned home from dropping off two of her children at school, when she was attacked from behind by a man with a knife while walking in her front door. Mrs. Todd told investigators she told Heidi to run and hide when the man attacked her.
stolen blue Chevrolet Impala with Illinois plates, he observed Evans, wearing a blue shirt, asleep behind the wheel with a young child sitting awake on the front passenger seat beside him, wearing adult clothes. Evans matched the description of the man authorities say used Brittany Todd's debit card.
The FBI in its complaint against Evans says when it was alerted to activity involving Brittany Todd's debit card in Georgia, survelliance video from the gas station did not provide a clear view of the car Evans was driving, or its tag.
