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   A former University of Wisconsin football player was arrested   
   Saturday in connection with a double-homicide in Janesville,   
   Wisc., officials confirmed during a press conference.   
      
   Marcus Randle El, 33, walked into a Chicago police station and   
   turned himself in to Janesville police, who were there to   
   apprehend him, police said at the press conference.   
      
   He was arrested and will be charged with two counts of first-   
   degree intentional homicide once he is extradited to Wisconsin,   
   according to TV station FOX47.   
      
   Five days earlier, at about 3:15 a.m. on Feb. 10, Brittany   
   McAdory, 27, and Seairaha Winchester, 30, were found bleeding   
   and unresponsive at an intersection, the station reports. They   
   were taken to a nearby hospital where they were pronounced dead   
   from their injuries, according to TV station NBC15.   
      
   While investigating the deaths, police discovered footage of the   
   women in McAdory’s black Jeep Cherokee at 2 a.m. at a local gas   
   station, Janesville Police Lt. Charles Aagaard said during the   
   press conference.   
      
   “Evidence suggests that the suspects and the victims were going   
   to meet later that morning,” Aagaard said, “and the suspect was   
   in the area of the TA Express [gas station].”   
      
   After the shooting, police allege Randle El drove McAdory’s   
   vehicle, which was discovered abandoned in Justice, Ill., the   
   station reports.   
      
   Police stated that Randle El did not confess to the crime.   
   Police did not reveal a motive. It is unclear whether he has   
   appeared before a judge or acquired an attorney.   
      
   Meanwhile, the deaths of the two moms have rocked the tight-knit   
   community. A vigil was held the day after their deaths.   
      
   “They need justice. Their family needs justice. They need   
   closure and to figure out why and how someone could do that to   
   them,” vigil organizer Brontae Hibbler told local TV station   
   WKOW. “There are six kids left with no mother.”   
      
   The case remains an ongoing investigation and there could be   
   more charges, Aagaard stated at the press conference.   
      
   Randle El played at the University of Wisconsin from 2004 to   
   2007, according to local station WIFR, and is the brother to   
   former Pittsburgh Steelers star Antwaan Randle El.   
      
   https://people.com/crime/2-moms-were-found-fatally-shot-on-side-   
   of-wisconsin-road-and-ex-nfl-stars-brother-is-arrested/   
         
      
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