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Two women are dead as a result of an apparent kidnapping followed by a murder/suicide on Interstate 20 near Heflin. 
  
 The two were found in a black 2000 Dodge Durango near the 208 mile marker. Sgt. Steve Jarrett with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said that after a brief stand-off with police, the driver shot the passenger, then herself. 
  
 Multiple media outlets are reporting that the victim has been identified as 49-year-old Sandra Barnett of Ellenwood, Ga., who was abducted Wednesday from her home. Barnett was reportedly kidnapped by her husband's mistress, according to Clayton County Police. The other woman's name has not been released. 
  
 Chief Deputy Brad Robinson of the Carroll County Sheriff's Office in Georgia said authorities began chasing the Durango after receiving a notification of the vehicle's description in connection with the abduction out of Clayton County. 
  
 "We were told the vehicle might be in the area as part of a possible kidnapping, with both the suspect and victim inside," Robinson said. 
  
 Deputies with Carroll County spotted the Durango exiting a service station off Interstate 20, attempted to stop the vehicle and began a chase onto the Interstate. 
  
 Alabama authorities got notification around 11:30 a.m. of the chase, Jarrett said. Upon entering Alabama, Carroll County deputies dropped back into a support position, until the chase stopped near Heflin. 
  
 "I don't think any shots were fired by any law enforcement," Robinson said. 
  
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 Sandra Barnett, 49, of Ellenwood, Georgia, was abducted from her home Wednesday, Clayton County Police Officer Charlene Fraser said. Clayton County police distributed a lookout bulletin for a black Dodge Durango the woman was taken away in, Fraser said. 
  
 The vehicle was spotted Thursday morning in west Georgia and deputies from the Carroll County Sheriff's office and other Georgia law enforcement agencies chased it along I-20 into Alabama, said Carroll County Chief Deputy Sheriff Brad Robinson. 
  
 The SUV stopped at mile marker 208 on a stretch of the freeway in Cleburne County, Alabama, and a standoff ensued, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency spokesman Steve Jarrett said in an emailed statement. 
  
 Fraser said the kidnapping suspect reached into the backseat, grabbed a gun and shot Barnett before shooting herself. Both women were dead inside the SUV when authorities approached it, Robinson said. 
  
 The abduction was reported by one of Barnett's relatives, Fraser said. Fraser also said the suspect was the mistress of Barnett's husband. Authorities have not yet released the suspect's name. |||||
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Two women are dead after a dramatic chase that took police from Georgia to Alabama, where a standoff ensued yesterday. Police say Sandra Barnett, 49, was kidnapped from her home in Ellenwood, Ga., on Wednesday and whisked away in a black Dodge Durango, driven by her husband’s mistress. Neighbors tell WXIA they became suspicious when they noticed the SUV in Barnett’s driveway; the special needs teacher had recently replaced a latch on her backyard gate, thinking someone had messed with it. The neighbors say Barnett’s husband later told them, "I hope she didn't kidnap her." Police say a "relative" reported the abduction, per the AP. The vehicle was discovered yesterday morning leaving a gas station off I-20 in west Georgia, reports the Anniston Star. Authorities chased the Durango into Alabama, where the female driver suddenly pulled over at mile marker 208. There was a short standoff with police, but "I don't think any shots were fired by any law enforcement," the chief deputy with Georgia’s Carroll County Sheriff's Office tells AL.com. The kidnapping suspect then grabbed a gun from the backseat of the SUV, shot Barnett, then shot herself, an officer says. Authorities found both women dead inside.