Joy Lane said she spoke to Steve Stephens, who killed himself Tuesday after a police chase, the night before he broadcast the murder of Robert Godwin, 74, on Facebook.

Steve Stephens, the suspect in the Ohio Facebook killing, shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit in Erie County, Pennsylvania, this morning, the Pennsylvania State Police said.

"Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Robert Godwin Sr., and we have a lot of work, and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening," Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

The suspect, Steve Stephens, is on the run and considered armed and dangerous.

Joy Lane was mentioned in the Facebook video posted by Steve Stephens.

Suspect Steve Stephens had been on the run since Sunday.

Steve Stephens, the suspect accused of killing a man and posting a video of the crime on Facebook, shot and killed him after a brief pursuit.

Steve Stephens, who shot a man and streamed the video, was spotted in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Stephens' alleged crime has drawn attention to a number of illegal acts that have been documented on social media, sometimes drawing large audiences.

Steve Stephens allegedly killed 74-year-old Robert Godwin Sr. in Cleveland Sunday afternoon and later posted a video of the killing on Facebook, according to police.

The owner of a gun range said Steve Stephens visited his business and was warned not to "rapid fire" his handgun.

Steve Stephens, who allegedly killed Robert Godwin, 74, and posted a video of the murder on Facebook, is on the FBI's most wanted list; authorities say the Cleveland man's cell signal pinged Sunday afternoon in Erie, Pennsylvania.

The elderly victim's nine children are grieving over the senseless and random murder.

Suspect Steve Stephens hasn't been seen since the Sunday afternoon shooting.

Robert Godwin Sr., 74, was shot and killed in Cleveland on Sunday.

Authorities are asking for the public's help to find a man who allegedly gunned down an elderly man in Ohio and uploaded a video of the killing to Facebook.

Suspect Steve Stephens hasn't been seen since the Sunday afternoon shooting.

The daughters of Robert Godwin Sr. say their father taught them "to love God and to forgive."

Officials are urgently looking for Steve Stephens, whom they believe randomly shot an elderly victim at close range.

Police and the FBI and are searching for Steve Stephens, who they believe is responsible for fatally shooting Robert Godwin, 74, in a Facebook video.

The suspect is considered armed and dangerous.