They tried to pull him over but he led them on a high-speed car chase that eventually ended with his arrest, authorities said. The calls immediately led investigators to Sharpe's home in Clinton, where officers saw him drive away in a white four-door Nissan Altima.

However, Sharpe later called them back and once again identified himself as the shooter they were seeking, the official said. I'm just thrilled that they are going to get their man.Ryan Sharpe, 36, wasn't a suspect in the shootings until he called the East Feliciana Parish Sheriff's Office last Wednesday and identified himself as the killer, said the official, who spoke only on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing.Īfter the call ended, the sheriff's office called Sharpe again but he didn't answer, according to the official. 'But I'm elated that they know who the guy is, that nobody else will have to deal with what we had to deal with. They don't write a book that teaches you how to walk these footsteps, if you understand what I'm saying,' said Bryant, Green's sister. 'I'm still sad because I don't have my sister. All of the victims' bodies were discovered in the Baton Rouge area except for Colomb's body, which was discovered in a wooded area near Scott, La., about 60 miles west of Baton Rouge. The killer's confirmed victims are Yoder, Kinamore, Green and Charlotte Murray Pace, 22, all of Baton Rouge, and Trineisha Dene Colomb, 23, of Lafayette, La. Mary Ann Godawa declined to discuss the investigation Monday, saying only: 'We haven't slept in two days.' Police Chief Englade, in a message to the community posted on the task force's Web site, acknowledged that 'our citizens are feeling frightened, angry and helpless.'

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