COTTAGE GROVE (WMSN) -- Police investigators say a body found in a silver Acadia parked in rural Cottage Grove if identified as Tyrone Adair, the man wanted in connection with four murders in Madison Thursday night.



Amber Weigel and her 2 year old daughter Neveah, and Tracy Judd and her 23 month old daughter Deja, were all found dead Thursday night. Weigel and Neveah were shot in her car in Madison. Judd and Deja were found dead in the trunk of Adair's car in Middleton.



A landowner in rural Cottage Grove says he saw an SUV parked on his land Friday morning, but he thought it belonged to a friend. When the silver Acadia was still parked there Monday morning, he contacted police. Adair's body was inside the SUV.



Police say Adair died of injuries from a gunshot wound. They have not ruled the death a suicide, but did say they are not looking for anyone in connection with his death.



Authorities released the following timeline of the events that occurred Thursday, Dec. 3.



8:00 am: Tracy (Judd) Graser is due at MATC for class, but does not arrive.



8:45 am: The daycare provider for Tracy’s daughter Deja calls to find out why she hasn’t arrived. The daycare provider speaks with Tyrone Adair, who tells the daycare provider that Deja will not be coming to daycare.



2:00 pm: Tyrone Adair is seen at the Branch Street Retreat.



2:45 pm: Adair takes a taxi cab from the Branch Street Retreat back to his residence on Squire Road in the town of Middleton.



3: 45 pm: Graser children (two) arrive home from school to find Tyrone at home.



4:00 pm: Tyrone leaves in Tracy’s Silver GMC Acadia.



5:45 pm: Tyrone calls the Graser children and tells them Tracy is being delayed in traffic and will be home late.



6:07 pm: MPD Officers are called to 6827 Park Edge where they find victims Amber M. Weigel, age 25, and Neveah Weigel-Adair, age 2. Both were later pronounced dead, victims of homicidal firearm attacks.

Murder suspect found dead in SUV