Man charged in deaths of two women killed in subdivision sales office

<p>A 30-year-old DeKalb County man suspected in the shooting deaths of two real estate agents in Cobb County has been captured.</p><p>Stacy Ian Humphreys was caught Saturday morning in a police chase about 60 miles south of Milwaukee, WSB-TV reported. Wisconsin police chased the Humphreys westbound on Interstate 95 and captured the suspect on Highway 83.</p><p>An arrest warrant was issued for Humphreys, who failed to show up for a meeting with his parole officer Friday morning and fled when police went to his home to take him in for questioning in the deaths Monday of Lori Brown, 21, of Powder Springs and Cynthia Williams, 33, of Acworth.</p><p>Humphreys has a record of felony convictions dating back to 1993 that includes burglary, auto theft and forgery. He was released on parole in October 2002.</p><p>Brown and Williams were employees of Morrison Homes in the Oakwind subdivision in west Cobb County. They were found shot to death in the model home of the development.</p><p>A witness described a balding, heavy-set man in his 30s driving a black Dodge Durango in the area around the time of the crime, police have said. The description led police to identify Humphreys _ a Durango driver described as 6-3, 270 pounds with short, almost shaved, hair _ as a possible suspect.</p>