The man reported that Gilbert Reyes left him crippled for life

Christopher Eber Daniels Price (left) claims Gilbert Reyes (right) tried to kill him in Roatan and the gunshot wounds left him bedridden for life.

Gilbert Reyes is accused by the families of Nicandra McCoy, Antonia Cruz and Dion Solorzano of their murders, and now another complaint has been filed against him.

From one of the beds, where he lay prostrate, Christopher Iber Daniels Price said Gilbert stabbed him and then shot him.

“He asked me to go get some stones and when I went with him to get stones, he told me he would lend him a machete because I don’t know what and when I lent him, he hit me in the chest. Machete, that’s where I’m from.” Taking them to the mountains to kill me,” Daniels told local media Roten Habel Claro.

To save himself from an almost imminent violent death, Daniel recalls “playing dead” until Gilbert left the scene.

“I realized it was him because he opened the window and shot me and he looked at me and I looked at him, so I died so he wouldn’t shoot me again, because he already shot me. And if I don’t play Don dead dead because he’s going to kill me,” recalled the Roatan native of the difficult moment, who also claimed he “looked him in the eye.”

As a result of the shooting and the irreparable damage to his body, Daniels is bedridden, losing attention from family and neighbors, completely losing mobility in his legs. “The same doctor told me, I’m not going to walk again,” he recalled.

Gilbert is currently reported to be in his native United States. He traveled on Monday, January 8, a day after the deaths of three friends whose relatives accuse him of being the murderer.

The girls were found dead inside Gilbert Reyes’ car.

Precisely in the area where the young women were killed, it was where Christopher says he came wearing a balaclava to the shot that left him bedridden for life.