Search continues for Wisconsin man wanted in double homicides

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By Associated Press
2:54 PM CST, December 6, 2009

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The search continued Sunday for the Wisconsin man wanted in the deaths of his two young daughters and their mothers.

Madison police Sgt. Jason Ostrenga says authorities are still searching for 38-year-old Tyrone Adair, who is considered armed and dangerous. Adair lives in suburban Middleton and has strong family ties to the Madison area, but Ostrenga says Adair could have left the area by now.

On Friday, prosecutors charged Adair with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of his wife and young daughter. He's also wanted for questioning in the two other deaths.

Adair is African-American, 5-foot-10 and 175 pounds. He's believed to be driving a 2007 silver GMC Acadia SUV with Wisconsin license plate 342EBL.

http://www.fox6now.com/news/sns-bc-wi--wisconsindoublehomicides,0,3248528.story



Two children and two adults dead- 3 days later he could be anywhere.

[slackmaster]

1. At first I thought the subject line contained a grammatical error

But he is in fact suspected to two double homicides.

How terrible.

[undeterred]

2. I believe the children were both his own

by different women, including one he was married to.

[slackmaster]

3. That's absolutely horrible

Darwin Award jokes aside, the man sounds like a monster.

[dysfunctional press]

4. speaking of grammatical errors...(and you were)...to?

shouldn't he be suspected 'of' or 'in' two double homicides?

or- 'he is a suspect to two different homicides'...?

"...But he is in fact suspected to two double homicides." :shrug:

[undeterred]

5. Its not something I even want to know how to say.

He went from one vicious crime scene to the next.

I thought they would pick him up locally by now, but no such luck.

[slackmaster]

6. That was a typo

I was in a hurry, now it's too late to correct.

:argh:

[dysfunctional press]

7. what's the difference between a typo and a grammatical error?

you hit the wrong key twice in a row, and it just happened to spell a completely different word...?

[slackmaster]

9. My error was the result of typing fast and not proofreading

I am proficient in English, but sometimes my fingers type the wrong thing.

:-)

[dysfunctional press]

10. i see...it's kinda like girls who maintain their virginity with a strict regimen of ass-fucking...

since you're obviously and undeniably so extremely proficient in english, you are incapable of grammatical errors.

got it. :thumbsup:

[proteus_lives]

8. I saw this on the news last night.

They need to find this monster quick.

[undeterred]

kick

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11. kick