Prison Guard Albert James Turner Wanted by Texas Police in the Deaths of His Wife, Keitha Turner & Mom-in-law Betty Jo Frank

Multistate manhunt launched for Albert James Turner, who is wanted for the stabbing deaths of his wife Keitha Turner and his mother-in-law Betty Jo Frank.

Have you seen this man? Police in Rosenberg, Texas are searching for Albert James Turner, a prison guard, who has been accused of stabbing his wife, Keitha Turner and mother-in-law, Betty Jo Frank, to death over the holiday weekend. The women were stabbed in front of children, officials said.

Detectives in Rosenberg, which is a suburb of Houston believe that the suspect could be headed for Florida because he has family there. According to media reports, Rosenberg police Lt. Colin Davidson said Turner, 44, faces murder charges after an argument at the home of his in-laws turned violent Sunday. He also said Turner was identified by eyewitnesses who called 911 for help.

According to the Houston Chronicle, Turner is described as a man of large stature -- 6-foot-1 and weighs 270 pounds. He may be traveling in his maroon Honda Accord with a Texas plate: 494-JFY and should be considered armed and dangerous.

Keitha Turner, 39, was the daughter of prominent Rosenberg pastor Gene Frank of the Church of Living Waters, while Betty Jo Frank, 66, was his wife.

Photo credit:  Rosenberg Police Department