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Problem:CITRONELLE, Ala. (AP) — It may take investigators days to untangle a grisly murder scene at a southern Alabama home where five adults, including one pregnant female, were found murdered, authorities said Sunday. 
  
 Police said the victims were found Saturday afternoon inside the residence located in the city of Citronelle, about 30 miles northwest of Mobile. A 4-month-old infant also was found alive at the home. 
  
 Authorities were still working to identify the bodies and notify relatives, Capt. Paul Burch of the Mobile County Sheriff's Office told reporters early Sunday morning. 
  
 "Given the way the scene looks, we're going to be here a couple of days," Burch said. "It's obviously a horrific scene." 
  
 Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich told Al.com (http://bit.ly/2bd4hvO ) that the crime scene where five people were "brutally and viciously murdered" was the worst she'd seen in 20 years as a prosecutor. 
  
 Burch said suspect Derrick Dearman of Leakesville, Miss., was taken into custody after he walked into the Greene County Sheriff's Office Saturday afternoon and confessed to the crimes. Burch said he expects Dearman to face five or six counts of capital murder. 
  
 "Sad to say, one of the females was about five months pregnant," Burch said. 
  
 Burch and Rich revealed few specifics of the scene, but said it was clear that firearms and at least one other type of weapon had been used. Burch said that it wasn't immediately clear whether the victims had been attacked while sleeping or had engaged in a prolonged struggle. 
  
 "We're not there yet," Rich said, when asked about details of the deaths. "We have a horrible scene here." 
  
 Burch said it appeared events began unfolding in the early hours of Saturday morning. Somewhere between midnight and 1 a.m., residents of the house had called 911 to report a trespasser. Burch said it was his understanding that during the call Dearman had been identified as the trespasser. 
  
 Burch said he understood that Citronelle police responded to the call, but found no one. 
  
 Burch said it appeared the murders had taken place later Saturday morning. By Saturday afternoon, a woman reported to Citronelle police that she'd been kidnapped and escaped. Information from her account led Citronelle police to the house on Jim Platt Road. Burch said investigators believed the woman who contacted police had an undtermined relationship with Dearman. 
  
 An investigation is ongoing. ||||| A quintuple homicide in the Citronelle area left officials working Saturday evening to piece together a story that involved the "horrific" deaths of five adults, one evidently pregnant; a four-month-old infant rescued from the scene; the apparent escape of a witness who alerted authorities to the deaths; and a suspect in custody in Mississippi. 
  
 Capt. Paul Burch of the Mobile County Sheriff's Office confirmed those details Saturday evening, speaking just up Jim Platt Road from the house where the killings took place. He said authorities were still working to identify the bodies and to notify relatives, and consequently couldn't yet release details about the victims. 
  
 "Given the way the scene looks, we're going to be here a couple of days," Burch said. "It's obviously a horrific scene." 
  
 Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich likewise said the scenario was the worst she'd seen in 20 years as a prosecutor, with five people "brutally and viciously murdered." 
  
 Burch said that a suspect, Derrick Dearman of Leakesville, Miss., was in police custody in that town, about 30 miles to the west of Citronelle. Burch said he expects Dearman to be charged with "five or six counts of capital murder. Sad to say, one of the females was about five months pregnant." 
  
 Burch and Rich revealed few specifics of the scene, but said it was clear that firearms and at least one other type of weapon had been used. Burch said that it wasn't immediately clear whether the victims had been attacked while sleeping or had engaged in a prolonged struggle. 
  
 "We're not there yet," Rich said, when asked about details of the deaths. "We have a horrible scene here." 
  
 Concerned neighbors and relatives of victims gathered along the dirt road as law enforcement vehicles came in and out, waiting for more information to emerge. The house itself wasn't visible; Johnny Tucker, a resident who has lived on the road all his life, said that a narrow, uneven stretch of road leads through woods to the house and to two mobile homes, which he believed to be unoccupied. 
  
 Tucker said a new group of residents had moved into the isolated house four or five months ago, and that since then, there had been a great deal of traffic to and from the secluded site. 
  
 Among those on the scene was Robert F. Brown, who said that his son Robert Lee Brown, 25, was one of the victims, and that he had family ties to another of the victims, whom he identified as Shannon Turner. 
  
 "My mother was murdered in 1974," he said "I was with her in the ambulance when she died. To have to go through this again..." 
  
 "If I could get my hands on him," he said of the accused killer, "I'd kill him myself." 
  
 Burch said it appeared events had already been moving toward a bad end in the early hours of Saturday morning. Somewhere between midnight and 1 a.m., residents of the house had called 911 to report a trespasser. Burch said it was his understanding that in the call, they had identified Dearman as the trespasser. 
  
 Burch said it was his understanding that Citronelle police had responded to the call, but found no one. 
  
 Burch said it appeared the murders had taken place later that morning. Saturday afternoon, a woman came to Citronelle police to report that she'd been kidnapped and escaped; information from her account led Citronelle police to the house on Jim Platt Road. Burch said investigators believed the woman had a relationship with Dearman, and were working to establish exactly what that relationship was. 
  
 Rich said investigators were on the way to Leakesville to interrogate Dearman, who would have to be extradited back to Alabama. Meanwhile, she said, the Sheriff's Office was taking the lead in the crime scene investigation, with help from the FBI. |||||
Solution:
A four-month-old child is the only survivor of a murder scene that Alabama officials are saying is the worst they've encountered, and one that will take days to untangle, reports Al.com. Five people, including a woman reportedly five months' pregnant, were found murdered in rural Citronelle on Saturday afternoon after a woman who said she'd been kidnapped and held hostage escaped and alerted police, adds the AP. "Given the way the scene looks, we're going to be here a couple of days," a Sheriff's Office rep said. "It's obviously a horrific scene." What officials say they know so far, also via CBS News: Somewhere between midnight and 1am, residents of the home on Jim Platt Road made a 911 call reporting a trespasser. They identified Derrick Dearman as the trespasser. Citronelle police responded, but found no sign. At some point later in the morning, the murders took place. Officials aren't certain if the victims were murdered in their sleep or after a lengthy standoff, but say that firearms and at least one other type of weapon were used. Dearman is in custody; it's believed he had a relationship of as-yet undetermined nature with the woman who was able to escape. A neighbor tells Al.com that the occupants moved into the house four or five months ago and that traffic in the rural area had subsequently increased. he says there are two unoccupied mobile homes near the house. A man at the scene said his son, Robert Lee Brown, 25, was among the victims. He identified another victim as Shannon Turner. "If I could get my hands on him," he said of Dearman, "I'd kill him myself."