A crime spree starting in Ohio has now spread to three other states.
Georgia police are now the latest to have a sighting of Robert Clark - the man wanted in connection with the murder of Doyle and Lillian Chumney. The latest surveillance pictures show Clark may not be alone.
Police believe the surveillance video shows 29-year-old Clark robbing a gas station with a sawed off shotgun.
Clark is wanted for at least four armed robberies in Georgia, West Virginia and South Carolina, and the murders of an elderly couple in Ohio.
"We all thought it had to be someone close to them, because who would ever thought go up to the school and do this to an elderly couple,” said William Longacre from Strasburg.
Authorities say the crime spree started on January 21. The Chumneys were reported missing, and their bodies were found the next day in their burned out car. Investigators say they were shot and killed while their home was ransacked.
"Yes, we are actively searching for suspects at this time,” said Strasburg Police Chief Robert Kutcher.
Over the weekend police arrested 21-year-old Jeffrey Stewart in connection with the killings. Authorities say he pointed the finger at Clark.
"I think everybody's glad there are going to be some answers,” said Carol Starkey of Strasburg.
Police say Clark met up with two others after the murders: Tabatha Hazel and Jeffrey Caley. Caley can be seen on surveillance video holding a handgun during the robbery in West Virginia.
"There were no injuries, no one was hurt, certainly shaken up and scared,” added Kutcher.
Authorities say the three may be driving a green minivan and could be heading to Florida. They are considered armed and dangerous.
