He absolutely would have killed her. And her father.
Kill her? Probably. She's the one eyewitness to the crime, and can provide a description of Jack to the FBI, Interpol etc.
Kill her father? Probably not. What would be the point? Threatening her dad's life was just leverage to make her play along. After the job was done, her father would be irrelevant. Had things gone according to plan he never would have seen Jack or his assassin buddy, or known anything was amiss at all. And killing him would just leave more of a trail to cover up.
In fact, when you think about it, there was no reason for the assassin outside the house to be there at all. Jack repeatedly told Lisa there was someone waiting to kill her dad, but never showed her any proof of this (other than the wallet, which he could just as well have stolen himself). She just took his word for it, so the guy didn't actually have to be there for the threat to be effective.
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