Sharpsburg FBI raid nets Atlanta murder suspect

One of the city of Atlanta's most wanted murder suspects is behind bars tonight. The FBI Violent Crime Task Force zeroed in on murder suspect McKay Williams before the sun came up Tuesday morning in Sharpsburg. Fox 5's Angelique Proctor spoke today with the victim's family. This murder has really affected Nicholas Carter's parents deeply. They say he wasn't armed, he wasn't street smart, and he didn't deserve what he got. My son's my son. I want y'all to have it. Dad Scott Carter will quickly tell you his life will never be the same. After his only son, 23-year-old Nicholas Carter was gunned down outside a music studio on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard in September of 2023. Mr. Carter admits the murder has taken a toll on him. It didn't go away. It's aching to me every day, every day it's aching, it's aching, every day. After Nick died, that's when my health started going down. He got killed, got killed for nothing. And I know my son, you know, he wants to sell drugs. He was throwing soap. He wasn't wrong about it. Atlanta police have not revealed a motive in the deadly shooting. Every day I wake up, the heartache starts all over again. Nicholas's parents have secured surveillance footage from the shooting that no doubt helped police identify suspect McQuay Williams. FBI agents arrested Williams at a home in Sharpsburg Tuesday morning at 6.30 a.m. Nicholas's parents have a message for Williams. Thank you. You caught now, tell the truth, you know, it's okay. Nicholas's parents say they plan to follow this case through the court system and be at every court appearance the suspect has. From the Fulton County Jail, Angelique Proctor, Fox 5 News.