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Suspect in Tennessee kidnap case charged with murder

By Rafiq Hossain
Authorities in Tennessee on Wednesdaycharged the man being hunted in the kidnapping of a Tennessee
family with first degree murder in the deaths of the mother and
her oldest girl, according to court records.Adam Mayes was charged with two counts of first-degree
murder for the deaths of Jo Ann Bain, 31, and her oldestdaughter, Adrienne, 14, according to Hardeman County courecords. Bain's two younger daughters are still missing.Mayes' wife Teresa Mayes, who has admitted to police shedrove the four victims from Tennessee to the site in Mississippi where the bodies of the mother and daughter were laterdiscovered, was also charged with first-degree murder in their
deaths.The Federal Bureau of Investigation, meanwhile, said it hasadded Adam Mayes to its "Ten Most Wanted Fugitive List." Mayesremains at large and is believed to still be holding the two
younger Bain girls, Alexandria, 12, and Kyliyah, 8.
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