By Tristan Tuckett (@TristanTuckett on Twitter)

Police No Longer Seeking Person of Interest in Carter Homicide Investigation

Apr 25, 2016 | 2:53 PM

LETHBRIDGE – Police are no longer seeking information in relation to “Terri Lynn” or “Terri L.” in connection with the Irene Carter homicide investigation.

Since a public appeal for information in the case last Wednesday, police received and followed-up on multiple tips from the public.

Now that a second degree murder charge has been laid against Irene Carter’s daughter, Lisa Freihaut, the matter is before the courts and police will not elaborate or comment further in order to protect the integrity of the prosecution.

Carter was found dead in her home along the 300 block of Normandy Road South by Freihaut and her husband. An autopsy confirmed that Carter died from multiple stab wounds.

Police believe the accused and victim were involved in a dispute over finances and a physical altercation resulted in Carter’s death.

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Friehaut was remanded in Calgary and is expected to make her first court appearance in Lethbridge via CCTV on Tuesday.