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In a chillingly bizarre scene, a 28-year-old teacher wanted for the brutal double murder of a couple hiking with their young daughters, was calmly arrested mid-haircut, ending a

frantic five-day manhunt. James Andrew McGahn, a seemingly unassuming educator, now faces two

counts of capital murder and possibly the death penalty in a crime that has left Arkansas

utterly shattered.

Arkansas governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders praised the tireless efforts of investigators.

Here she is at the news conference.

You commit a violent, senseless act here in our state.

Our law enforcement will hunt you down and bring you to justice.

The horror unfolded on July 26th at Devil's Den State Park, a scenic Ozark Mountains

retreat, Clinton, David Brink, 43, and Kristen Amanda Brink, 41, who had just moved to Prairie Grove from South Dakota,

were enjoying a hike with their daughters, ages 7 and 9 when they were mercilessly stabbed to death.

Clinton, a milk delivery driver, was set to start his new job, just two days after the attack.

Kristen was a licensed nurse. The children miraculously

unharmed witnessed the butchering of their mom and dad who shielded their two daughters from the

slaughter. The remote park's rugged terrain and lack of cell phone service initially complicated

the police response, delaying public alerts for hours

after the 240 p.m. attack was reported. Police scanner audio captured the tragic reality.

Say again, repeat. Here is yell calling for help. We're hiking down.

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