POSTED: Saturday, December 12, 2009 --- 6:45 p.m.

Tonight for the first time since the tragic quadruple murder of two mothers and their daughters an emotional family is speaking publicly.

The family of Amber Weigel and her daughter Neveah have been through a week of hell but instead are focusing on the wonderful years they did have with the sister and niece they loved.

Sister Nicole Adams says, "That is the word, love. No anger, love, peace, forgiveness."

It is a powerful message delivered by two sisters of Amber Weigel.

Sister Heather Weigel says, "You just have to love. That's all it is. Everyone is a human being and everyone has their struggles and not everyone deals with them. "

8 days after Weigel and her 2 year old daughter Neveah were found gunned down in their own garage by Tyrone Adair, Neveah's father, this family is moving forward with a message of love and forgiveness.

Heather says, "If it wasn't for him we wouldn't have had Neveah and while it was a short two years it was the best two years of Amber's life and probably the best two years of ours."

Nicole says, "You can't focus on the circumstances of how they died because you can't get through that. You have to focus on how they lived and that's what everybody needs to do."

Dozens of pictures and memories fill the tables outside of a memorial service for Amber and Neveah, memories this family wants to share.

Nicole says, "We wanted to make sure that everyone knew that she was a person, that she wasn't just a victim of a crime. Neveah wasn't just some little girl that was killed. They were people, They were so much to so many people."

Heather says, "(she was) Out of the box, not falling in line with what is the normal, what everyone thinks is supposed to be and that's part of the standing up for what she believed in. You don't like it, sorry. "

Nicole says, "Amber was such a great person and such a great mom and we just want to make sure that everyone knows that, how wonderful they were and how much they were loved."

They say Amber was alive, she was fun, a spitfire.

Nicole says, "She was wacky and caring and confident."

They are qualities that will stick with this family forever as they move on remembering the wonderful lives lived, not lost.

Both Heather and Nicole say they went to Adair's funeral yesterday to help with the healing process.

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UPDATED Tuesday, December 8, 2009 --- 4:24 p.m.

Release from the Dane Co. Coroner's Office:

The Dane County Coroner’s Office has released the PRELIMINARY autopsy information for the Tyrone Adair death investigation. A complete forensic autopsy was conducted today at the Dane County Morgue. Preliminary autopsy findings combined with scene investigation support a cause of death consistent with a Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound.

Additional microscopic studies and toxicology testing is underway.

This case, as well as the associated homicides remains under investigation by the Dane County Sheriff’s Department, the City of Madison Police, the Middleton Police Department, the and the Dane County Coroner’s Office.

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UPDATED Tuesday, December 8, 2009 --- 12:37 p.m.

Release from the Madison Police Department:

A spokeswoman has issued a statement for the Weigel family regarding the discovery of Tyrone Adair's body yesterday.

Adair was the suspect in the slayings of Amber Weigel, age 25, and Neveah Weigel-Adair, age 2. Both were found in the garage of their Madison home last Thursday night.

The following was sent to the Madison Police Department for distribution to media from spokeswoman Michaela Purdue:

"Below you will find a statement from the Weigel family in response to authorities finding Tyrone Adair's body yesterday. Unfortunately, no member of the family feels comfortable or prepared to offer interviews at this time. Given the great amount of emotional strain and last minute planning and decision-making involved with losing loved ones, I'm sure you can imagine their collective state of being.

Please accept these words in lieu of interviews. I'm very certain that when a member of the family is prepared to meet with the media they will be in touch".

Michaela Purdue

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Weigel Family Statement - RE: Finding Tyrone Adair
The Weigel family is grateful that the search for Tyrone Adair is over and now families can begin to gain a sense of closure. However, we are deeply saddened by all of the loss that everyone is experiencing.
Our love and support goes out to Tracy Judd's family and the Adair family. In particular, we want to thank the Adair family for their cooperation with authorities in their efforts to find Tyrone. Amber always said she could not have asked for a better family for Neveah to have been born into.
At a time like this, where the act of evil can cause us to question or possibly cause a bump in our faith, we are instead remembering the importance of never taking life or love for granted. We also believe in the importance of seeking out personal healing, because oftentimes things like this happen because people can't deal with their struggles in life.
Even though we will never truly know or understand why any of this has happened, our family has chosen to celebrate Amber and Neveah's lives, which we will be doing this weekend at Olbrich's Botanical Gardens.

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UPDATE Posted Monday, December 7, 2009 -- 5:38pm
By Zac Schultz

Town of Cottage Grove: The man who killed his two young daughters and their mothers has been found dead of an apparent suicide.

Starting 10pm Thursday night, Tyrone Adair and the vehicle he was driving were the subject of a nationwide manhunt.

For most of that time he was dead, his car sitting near a shed in the Town of Cottage Grove.

Just after 10 Monday morning, a homeowner in the Town of Cottage Grove called police and said he'd found the silver GMC Acadia Tyrone Adair was last seen driving.

Inside, police found two handguns and the body of Tyrone Adair. "At this time it appears that death is the result of a firearm injury," says Dane County Coroner Ray Wosepka.

Investigators now believe Thursday morning Adair killed his girlfriend Tracy Judd-Graser and their 23-month-old daughter Deja. That evening, Adair shot and killed his ex-girlfriend Amber Weigel and Neveah, their two-year-old daughter.

That night Adair criss-crossed Dane County. He was as far west as Dodgeville, but eventually he parked the car next to this pole shed on Natvig Road.

The homeowner saw the vehicle Friday morning, but police say he never looked inside. "He had a friend who would occasionally park a vehicle on this property and so it didn't seem unusual to him that there was a vehicle parked there for a couple of days," says Joel DeSpain, spokesman for the Madison Police Department.

Police can only speculate why Tyrone Adair killed four people and then himself, but court records show he has a history of domestic violence.

In 2006, an ex-girlfriend obtained a restraining order against Adair, after he threatened her and slashed her tires. That should have prevented him from possessing a gun, but police say he bought one off Craigslist.

Last March, Adair got in a fight with Tracy Judd-Graser at their home in the Town of Middleton. Charges of disorderly conduct and intimidating a witness were referred to the District Attorney, but they were not filed. "A decision was made to decline on charging in that case because the facts weren't there for a criminal case," says Dane Co. D.A. Brian Blanchard.

This summer Amber Weigel received full custody of their daughter, and was due to receive $351 a month in child support. Tyrone Adair also lost his job.

On top of that, Dane Co. Sheriff Dave Mahoney says it appears Judd-Graser was looking at breaking up with Adair, and likely kicking him out of her house. "There is some indication that she had spoke to friends and relatives in an attempt to break off the relationship."

Blanchard says all charges will be dropped in connection to the murders because the only suspect is dead. The only other possible charges would be if someone helped Tyrone Adair either before or after the murders, but Blanchard says that is not the case.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 4:20 p.m.

From the Dane County Sheriff's Office

Homicide Investigation Information

At 2:00 pm today, Dane County Sheriff David Mahoney, Chief Noble Wray from the City of Madison Police Department, Chief Brad Keil from the City of Middleton Police Department, Dane County Coroner Raymond Wosepka, and Dane County District Attorney Brian Blanchard held a press conference to provide the latest information related to the quadruple homicide that occurred on Thursday, December 3rd.

At 10:06 am today, the 911 Center was notified by a resident in the town of Cottage Grove, that a vehicle matching the description of the GMC Acadia that law enforcement had been searching for was parked on his property. Dane County Sheriff’s Deputies, and officers from Madison and Middleton responded to the property located at 3479 Natvig Road, and confirmed that the vehicle on the property was indeed the vehicle being sought. Inside the vehicle was a deceased male matching the description of homicide suspect Tyrone M. Adair, age 38. A deputy from the Dane County Coroner’s Office also responded to the scene. An autopsy to confirm the man’s identity and cause of death is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 9:00 am.

During the press conference, authorities shared a general time as to what they believe occurred on Thursday, December 3rd.

8:00 am: Tracy (Judd) Graser is due at MATC for class, but does not arrive.
8:45 am: The daycare provider for Tracy’s daughter Deja calls to find out why she hasn’t arrived. The daycare provider speaks with Tyrone Adair, who tells the daycare provider that Deja will not be coming to daycare.
2:00 pm: Tyrone Adair is seen at the Branch Street Retreat.
2:45 pm: Adair takes a taxi cab from the Branch Street Retreat back to his residence on Squire Road in the town of Middleton.
3: 45 pm: Graser children (two) arrive home from school to find Tyrone at home.
4:00 pm: Tyrone leaves in Tracy’s Silver GMC Acadia.
5:45 pm: Tyrone calls the Graser children and tells them Tracy is being delayed in traffic and will be home late.
6:07 pm: MPD Officers are called to 6827 Park Edge where they find victims Amber M. Weigel, age 25, and Neveah Weigel-Adair, age 2. Both were later pronounced dead, victims of homicidal firearm attacks.

Representatives at today’s press conference highlighted the importance of domestic violence awareness and services.

On behalf of the Dane County Sheriff’s Office, and all of the agencies that have participated in this investigation, our condolences go out to the family and friends of these victims.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 4:00 p.m.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Authorities say a man found dead in a sport utility vehicle is a fugitive wanted in four slayings in the Madison, Wis., area.

Dane County Coroner Raymond Wosepka says the body was that of Tyrone Adair, whom authorities had been searching for since Thursday night.

That's when they found the bodies of Adair's ex-girlfriend and the couple's young daughter in Madison and the bodies of his current girfriend and their young daughter in suburban Middleton.

Adair was last seen driving a silver GMC Acadia.

A property owner in Cottage Grove, a village about 15 miles east of Madison, called police Monday morning and said an Acadia was parked off a county road. Police say they found Adair's body inside.

Wosepka says it appeared Adair died of a gunshot wound.

Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 2:09 p.m.

At a press conference today, Dane County Coroner Raymond Wosepka confirmed that the body found in a rural area of Cottage Grove is that of Tyrone Adair, the 39-year-old man suspected of killing two women and their two children. The coroner said it appears he died of a gunshot injury.

Watch NBC15 News at 4pm, 5pm and 6pm for comprehensive Team Coverage.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 1:00 p.m.

More information expected by 2:00 p.m.

The Dane County Sheriff's Office, Middleton Police Department, Madison Police Department, Dane County Coroner's Office, and the Dane County District Attorney's Office will hold a press conference today at 2:00 PM.

All agencies will provide an update on the ongoing quadruple homicide case that occurred on Thursday, December 3rd.

NBC 15 will be there and will bring you the latest details as soon as we learn them.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 12:50 p.m.

COTTAGE GROVE, Wis. (AP) -- Authorities say they've located the vehicle linked to the slayings of two women and their two young daughters and have found a man's body inside.

Dane County sheriff's officials and local police say the GMC Acadia was found Monday morning in the Town of Cottage Grove. Investigators say the vehicle appears to have been there for several days.

Tyrone Adair has been charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of 33-year-old Tracy Judd and 23-month-old Deja Adair, Judd and Adair's daughter. He's also wanted in the slayings of 25-year-old Amber Weigel and 2-year-old Neveah Weigel-Adair, Weigel and Adair's daughter.

All four bodies were discovered Thursday night.

Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 12:05 p.m.

From the Dane County Sheriff's Office and the Madison Police Department:

This morning the vehicle law enforcement had been seeking in connection with the Madison, and Town of Middleton homicides was found in the Town of Cottage Grove.

The GMC Acadia was parked on Natvig Road, next to an out-building, and the early investigation indicates it may have been in this location for several days.

Located inside the vehicle was a deceased adult male.

The Madison Police Department, the Dane County Sheriff’s Department, the Middleton Police Department, the Dane County Coroner, and the Dane County District Attorney are currently coordinating the release of additional information on this development.

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UPDATED Monday, December 7, 2009 --- 11:30 a.m.

Police in Cottage Grove confirm that both Madison Police and Dane County Sheriff's deputies are on the scene of a death investigation on Natvig Road, off County Highway N.

NBC15 has a crew on the scene, and our crew confirms that a vehicle found on the property is a silver SUV with Wisconsin license plate 342EBL.

As NBC15 has been reporting, Madison Police and Middleton Police, along with the Dane County Sheriff's Department, has been looking for suspected murderer Tyrone Adair in connection with four murders last week.

Authorities have been searching for Adair's vehicle for a number of days--which matches the vehicle on the scene--described as a silver GMC Acadia SUV with Wisconsin license plate 342EBL.

At this point, authorities have not confirmed the identity of the body they are investigating.

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UPDATED Sunday, December 6, 2009 --- 5:30 p.m.

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.

Copyright 2009 The Associated Press.

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UPDATED Saturday, December 5, 2009 --- 10:12 p.m.

Members of Tyrone Adair's family said Saturday night that they were very sorry for the hurt caused in the quadruple murders.

"Before anyone else is hurt, please turn yourself in," said Damien Sundby, Tyrone's brother. "And when we say before anyone else gets hurt that includes yourself. Please, this needs to come to an end and we need some closure."

Other members of Adair's family who attended the news conference include:
Rita Adair - Tyrone's mother
Harold Ferguson - Tyrone's father
Raven Adair - Tyrone's sister
Brandi Grayson - Tyrone's sister
Lisa Dyer - Rita's sister (Tyrone's aunt)
Juanita Humphrey - Rita's mother

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 9:14 p.m.

Statement from the families involved in Madison investigation:

Words cannot express how deeply devastated we are by the traumatic and sudden loss of Amber Weigel and Neveah Jordan Weigel-Adair.

Amber was our sister, our daughter, our granddaughter and our aunt. She was a loving girlfriend, a dedicated mother, and a loyal friend and ally to many people. She loved and saw promise in every single person. She was so proud of what she had become and what she did with her life, which she demonstrated through her self-proclaimed title "Proud Mama."

She was amazingly enthusiastic about her job at the Montessori Children's House where she was well-loved and appreciated, and where Neveah had just started attending. Neveah was Amber's life. She was a loving little girl, full of spark and personality. Their love and their laughter will be sorely missed by us all.

We are a close-knit group who feels blessed to have a family that extends beyond genetics, which is why we extend our prayers and thoughts to Tyrone Adair's family, particularly to Tyrone's mother because she has also lost a granddaughter, and they have lost a cherished family member.

Please keep our entire family, all the families and every person affected by this tragedy in your hearts and prayers.

We'd like to specifically ask all friends of the family to please help ensure the safety of the rest of this family by refraining from making any comments or releasing any information.

For those who would like to honor Amber and Neveah's lives please feel free to drop off donations to any Summit Credit Union location under the name "Amber and Neveah Weigel Memorial Fund," or mail your donations to:

Amber and Neveah Weigel Memorial Fund
Summit Credit Union
P.O. Box 8046

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 -- 9:05 p.m.

Information from the Dane County Coroner's Office:

The Dane County Coroner’s Office has released the names of the four homicide victims discovered in the City of Madison and the City of Middleton on December 3, 2009.

Found in the City of Madison on Park Edge Drive were Amber M. Weigel, 25, of Madison, and Neveah Weigel - Adair, 2, of Madison.

Found in the City of Middleton on Branch Street were Tracy L. Graser, 33, of Middleton, and Deja Adair, 23 months, both of Middleton

Forensic examinations of all four victims were conducted today at the Dane County Coroner’s Office. Amber Weigel and Neveah Adair were the victims of homicidal firearm attacks.

Tracy Graser and Deja Adair were victims of homicidal attacks that were not related to firearms.

No additional information is being released at this time. These deaths remain under investigation by the City of Madison Police, the Middleton Police Department, the Dane County Sheriff’s Department and the Dane County Coroner’s Office.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 -- 5:30 p.m.
By Zac Schultz

Madison: A nationwide manhunt is on for a Middleton man accused of killing two women and the daughters he had with them.

A felony arrest warrant has been issued for Tyrone Adair, but police have no idea where he is.

Thursday evening around 6 o'clock someone found the body of Amber Weigel and her two year old daughter Neveah in the garage of their duplex on Park Edge Drive in Madison. They were shot to death in their car. "It appears that she pulled into the garage and that she and her child were shot shortly after they arrived at home," says Joel DeSpain, spokesman for the Madison Police Department.

At 9:15, Middleton Police opened the trunk of a Chrysler 300 found along Branch Street and found the body of Tracy Judd and her daugther Deja-who would have turned two years old on Christmas day. "Those victims were found in the trunk of the car and that it's likely those homicides took place somewhere else and they were transported in the trunk of the car and left in that location," says DeSpain.

DeSpain says all of the victims are connected to 38 year old Tyrone Adair. "Both of these women who were shot and killed had relationships with this suspect. In addition, we believe the two young children are his biological daughters."

Tyrone two daughters were born three months apart in 2007. He lived with Tracy Judd at her house in Middleton.

Middleton Police say Adair was seen at the Branch Street Retreat Thursday afternoon. It's believe he left in a cab.

According to the felony arrest warrant Adair was last seen leaving Judd's house around 4pm.

Weigel's body was found at 6, and at 7:30 Adair called one of Judd's older daughters and said her mother and sister wouldn't be coming home because they had a bad accident on Branch Street.

Adair told the girl he was behind the WalMart in Dodgeville.

According to court records, Adair stopped visiting his first daughter last March. This summer, he lost partial custody and was ordered to pay $351 a month in child support. Soon after he lost his job.

This is not the first time Adair has threatened a girlfriend. A Madison woman still has a restraining order against Adair from the time in 2006 when he threatened her over the phone, broke into her apartment and slashed her tires.

Just a few months after that episode, Weigel became pregnant with his daughter.

Madison Police say they've been contact with Adair's ex-girlfriends. "He's armed and dangerous," says DeSpain. "He's shown some propensity to act violently to women who've been in his life in the past."

Tyrone Adair is the son of Madison social worker Rita Adair, who became well known for her work during the Hurricane Katrina crisis.

Police say they have been in contact with the family and they are cooperating with the hunt for Tyrone.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 5:45 p.m.
By: Chris Woodard

Those who knew the victims say they want nothing more than for police to find Adair.

Tonight they fight with the reality that those they knew and loved are gone.

They say when you consider two kids have been murdered, two of the suspects' own children, this whole thing gets even harder to stomach and hard for many to believe.

The cold, calmness of the day in this Southwest Madison neighborhood makes it even harder for those who live here to imagine the terror that went on inside this garage.

It's where police found Amber Weigel and her 2 year old daughter Neveah dead in their own vehicle.

Neighbor Sue Olson says, "The ambulance had pulled up and less than 10 minutes later they carried the child out on the ambulance. They were running on the gurney."

Weigel's friend Aisha Spinks says, "I just, I was in shock I could not believe that this would happen to such a nice person."

Spinks says when she saw police outside the home Thursday night she tried to call Weigel to see if she was OK.

She says, "She was one of the happiest people I've ever met and she especially was happy and a lot of people can't do that. She was happy about her life and her job and her daughter and everything just was going great for her."

Police believe Tyrone Adair killed Amber and the couples 2 year old daughter Neveah and the same day killed girlfriend Tracy Judd and that couple's 1 year old daughter Deja.

Police were searching in and around the home Adair shared with Judd today.

Neighbor Nicole Graham says, "I am concerned about it happening in my back yard. I'm concerned about it happening in anyone's back yard. You know you just hope and pray that it's not you really."

Neighbors say Weigel worked at Montessori Children's House where her daughter Neveah attended daycare.

Spinks says the two were inseparable.

She says, "It's tough and the kids are still shaken up by the whole situation so I think he should be caught."

Again, police say they do not know if Adair is in the Madison area or has fled and are asking anyone who has information or thinks they see Adair to call 911.

He is considered armed and dangerous.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 3:47 p.m.

According to a felony warrant issued for Adair's arrest, around 9 p.m. Thursday, Middleton police broke into the trunk of Adair's Chrysler and found the bodies of his current girlfriend, Tracy Judd, and their daughter, who would turn two years old on Christmas.

Judd and Adair lived together at Judd's home in Middleton with Judd's daughters from another marriage.

Those daughters told police Tyrone Adair called them around 7:30 p.m. to say their mother and half sister would not be coming home.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 11:45 a.m.

Middleton Police have released a photo of Tyrone Adair taken yesterday, the day of the murders.

From Middleton Police:

The afternoon of December 3, 2009, homicide suspect Tyrone M. Adair, M/B, age 38, 5' 10", 175, was last seen wearing camo pants, a baseball style cap possibly beige, a dark puffy vest, green long sleeved shirt, light colored footwear, and carrying a beige backpack. He is thought to be operating a 2007 Silver GMC Acadia SUV bearing WI/342EBL. Adair remains at large and should be considered armed and dangerous.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 11:15 a.m.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Authorities are still searching for a man they say is a "person of interest" in the deaths of two women and two young children.

Madison police say 38-year-old Tyrone Adair had a relationship with both women, but declined to say if he had any connection with the girls.

Online court records say a man with Adair's name and age has two paternity cases pending, along with a lengthy criminal record which includes battery and disorderly conduct.

A mother and her daughter were found shot to death inside a vehicle in the garage on Madison's southwest side last evening. Later last night in Middleton, the bodies of a woman and girl were found in the trunk of a vehicle in a parking lot.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 10:00 a.m.

From Madison Police:

Mr. Adair remains at large. The Madison Police Department is actively working with multiple law enforcement agencies casting a wide dragnet to bring him in. Anyone seeing Mr. Adair, or the vehicle he is likely driving (a Silver GMC Acadia with a Wisconsin plate 342-EBL) should call 911 immediately. Again, he is considered armed and dangerous.

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UPDATED Friday, December 4, 2009 --- 7:23 a.m.

Madison and Middleton Police Departments are looking for a person of interest in a quadruple murder after two mothers and two daughters were found murdered late last night. Police are looking for 38-year-old Tyrone Adair. He's a person of interest in all four deaths. Adair may be driving a Silver GMC Acadia with a Wisconsin plate 342-EBL.

This all started in the 6800 block of Park Edge Drive on Madison's south west side. Madison Police got a call just after 6 Thursday night. They arrived at the scene to find a young mother and her young daughter killed. Their bodies were found in a car in their garage.

About 2-and-a-half hours later, Middleton Police found a vehicle that Madison Police were looking for in relation to the first murders. It was found in the parking lot at Forest Ridge Apartments in the 2600 block of Branch Street in Middleton. Police say another adult female and female child were found dead in the trunk of that car.

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POSTED Thursday, December 3, 2009
UPDATED: 11:40 p.m.

Middleton Police tell NBC15's Chris Woodard the following:

Middleton Police confirm their officers are at a second crime scene involved in this quadruple murder. The scene is in the Forest Ridge Apartments area on Branch Street in Middleton.

Middleton Police were notified by Madison Police about a vehicle they were looking for in relation to the first double homicide.

Around 8:30 p.m., Middleton Police located that vehicle in the parking lot at Forest Ridge Apartments in the 2600 block of Branch Street in Middleton.

They approached the vehicle and didn't initially see any evidence of problems. A short time later they came to find the body of a deceased female and a young girl in the trunk of the vehicle.

At this point, Middleton Police are not aware of any connection between that apartment building and the suspect or anyone else involved.

Police continue to search for a crime scene. Police say it doesn't appear that those people were murdered in that vehicle or at the location where the vehicle was found.

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UPDATED Thursday, December 3, 2009 --- 10:30 p.m.

Information from Madison Police:

A second crime scene was discovered tonight in the 2600 block of Branch Street in the City of Middleton. An adult female and a female child were found inside a vehicle located in a parking lot.

These are the two other victims referenced in the original release. Both cases are being treated as double homicides.

SUSPECT INFORMATION:
Police are search for Tyrone Adair. He is a suspect in these deaths in Madison and Middleton. Police say he is considered armed-and-dangerous.

Born 03-09-1971.
5'10" -- 175 lbs. -- black hair -- brown eyes

He is believed to be driving a Silver GMC Acadia with the license plate 342-EBL

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UPDATED Thursday, December 3, 2009 --- 10:00 p.m.

Madison Police say four people are dead Thursday night after a pair of incidents.

Madison Police Public Information Officer Joel DeSpain says two other people died, but could not say where that incident took place other than that it is in Dane County.

SUSPECT INFORMATION:
Police are search for Tyrone Adair. He is a suspect in these deaths across Dane County. Police say he is considered armed-and-dangerous.

Born 03-09-1971.
5'10" -- 175 lbs. -- black hair -- brown eyes

He is believed to be driving a Silver GMC Acadia with the license plate 342-EBL.

If you see Tyrone Adair, you're asked to call 9-1-1.
Do not confront him, just contact police.

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UPDATED Thursday, December 3, 2009 --- 9:31 p.m.

Madison Police Public Information Officer Joel DeSpain says the investigation has turned to a double-homicide. Police arrived at the scene to find a young mother and her young daughter killed. Their bodies were found in a car in the garage at the residence where they live.

DeSpain says no information is being given about the names or ages of those killed because next-of-kin haven't been notified.

He says this was not a random act, but they do not have a suspect in custody. Police say there's no threat to the general public at this time

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UPDATED Thursday, December 3, 2009 --- 7:43 p.m.

Madison Police tell NBC15 that the scene of the crime is secure. There is no other information to pass along at this time, but the latest information will be posted on this story.

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Posted Thursday, December 3, 2009 --- 7:30 p.m.

Madison Police currently are investigating a shooting on the city's southwest side.

Dane County Dispatchers tell NBC15 that a call for a possible shooting came in to the 911 Center around 6:00 p.m. Thursday.

It happened in the 6800 block of Park Edge Drive.

Madison Police have not released any information about this incident.

There is an NBC15 crew at the scene. Continue to monitor this story for the latest updates.