The Latest: Sheriff identifies 5 killed in Alabama massacre

Sheriff's officials say the suspect, Derrick Dearman, will be charged with six counts of capital murder — one count for each adult and a sixth count because Reed was pregnant.

Authorities say a man suspected in the deaths of five people at a home in south Alabama kidnapped his estranged girlfriend from the home after the killings.

Capt. Paul Burch of the Mobile County Sheriff's Office tells The Associated Press that the ex-girlfriend, Laneta Lester, told investigators that she was taken against her will by the suspect, Derrick Dearman, after the killings and later freed.

Police say the unidentified victims were found Saturday afternoon inside the residence located in the city of Citronelle, about 30 miles northwest of Mobile.

Mobile County Sheriff's Capt. Paul Burch and District Attorney Ashley Rich tell Al.com (http://bit.ly/2bd4hvO) that the crime scene where multiple weapons were used is the worst they have seen in their professional careers.