REMEMBER Chantill
Chantill Madet Harrison
39 YEARS OLD ·
Fort Myers,
Florida
Chantill Harrison was a 39-year-old mother of three—two sons and a daughter. Community memorial contributions remember her as sweet, funny, very kind, and someone whose warmth was felt by those who knew her.
Chantill was born in 1978 and was the mother of three children, two sons and one daughter. She shared her youngest child with Freddie Harris. Community members who contributed to her memorial remembered Chantill as a sweet, funny, and very kind person.
THE RECORD
On November 14, 2017, Chantill was attacked while lying in bed with her young child at the Fort Myers residence she shared with Freddie Harris. Harris stabbed Chantill 22 times. A teenager inside the home called 911 during the incident. After the attack, Harris armed himself with a rifle and barricaded himself inside the residence. Fort Myers police surrounded the home, and Harris surrendered following an approximately 45-minute standoff.
RELATIONSHIP CONTEXT
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CHILDREN / ADDITIONAL VICTIMS
CHILDREN PRESENT — DOCUMENTED YES
LEGAL / SYSTEM RESPONSE
Freddie Harris was prosecuted for Chantill’s death. In May 2019, he was convicted of second-degree murder, child abuse, and two counts of aggravated assault on law enforcement. He was sentenced to life in prison
INFORMATION LIMITATIONS
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TRANSPARENCY / RECORD NOTE
Information describing Chantill’s personality and identifying her as a mother of three comes from community-contributed information on her Gun Memorial page. Her homicide involved a knife rather than a firearm.
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