Lawsuit Stakes Claim to Cunanan Reward
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fernando Carreira, the caretaker who stumbled upon suspected serial killer Andrew Phillip Cunanan aboard a Miami Beach houseboat and called police, filed a lawsuit to claim $65,000 in reward money offered for Cunanan’s capture. In the lawsuit he filed in Dade County Circuit Court, Carreira, 71, says the city of Miami Beach and Dade County breached a contract by refusing to give him the reward.
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