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More arrests in DeKalb double killing

By Steve Visser
June 10, 2014

DeKalb police arrested two more suspects today in the killing of two women, bringing the number of suspects in jail to four.

Detectives are still seeking a fifth suspect.

Frankland Henderson, 21 and Michael Jenkins, 21, were arrested on double murder charges with the assistance of the DeKalb sheriff’s fugitive squad.

Shaniqua Camacho, 20, and Sonia Williams, 21, were found shot to death on May 19.

Two other suspects suspects — Demetre Mason, 20, and Jamie Harrell, 33 — were arrested on May 30 and charged with murder and armed robbery.

Detectives. who believe an escalating dispute led to the double killing, are still seeking another unnamed suspect.

The two young women were found dead about 6 a.m. outside the Walden Pond apartments

At that time, DeKalb police Capt. Stephen Fore told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that officers responding to a 6 a.m. call found both bodies with gunshot wounds outside, "very nearby" one another.

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