MIDWEST CITY It's been nearly six years since Glendon Jackson Little allegedly walked into his former wife's house armed with a handgun and shot her boyfriend to death, then pumped two more rounds of…
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It's been nearly six years since Glendon Jackson Little allegedly walked into his former wife's house armed with a handgun and shot her boyfriend to death, then pumped two more rounds of ammunition into her.
But Susan Little, who survived the ordeal Jan. 5, 1984, and her four children are forced to live in hiding.
They still fear that Little, nicknamed Jack, will return and complete his vengeance by killing the whole family, police spokesman Sid Stell said.
Susan Little and her children changed their names shortly after the incident and moved to another city, said Stell, who would not disclose their location.
Susan Little was standing in her kitchen at 816 E Steed Drive that night cooking supper for her family when she heard her ex-husband shout from another room: "This is what you get for taking another man's wife," Stell said.
She told police she heard her boyfriend, Clyde Creager, plead for his life while Little fired three shots point blank into his body, Stell said.
The four children, who were in the house at the time, told police the shots sounded like firecrackers, Stell said.
He said Susan Little tried to hide behind the kitchen stove, but her boyfriend's assailant found her and shot her twice, once in the forehead and once in the shoulder.
After seeing what his father was doing, the Littles' 13-year-old son ran from the house and called police from a neighbor's home, Stell said.
Police found three other children, ages 2, 6 and 9, hiding in their bedrooms, Stell said.
Creager, 36, died at the scene, Stell said.
He said the last time anyone reported hearing from Jack Little was in 1986. At that time police found he had been living in Memphis, Tenn., Stell said.
Lt. George Swearingen, detective in charge of the six-year-old case, said Susan Little has not been found or contacted by her ex-husband since the killing.
Swearingen said he believes Little is still hiding somewhere in Tennessee.
