FORNEY, TX – The Forney Police Department has announced that they are searching for Sean Worrell, a 39-year-old resident of Forney and a Pastor at FBC Farmers Branch and a teacher at Forney ISD, in connection with a triple homicide that occurred last night in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
According to the police report, three individuals were found dead inside a home on Oak Street in the early hours of the morning. The victims, who have not yet been identified pending notification of their families, appear to have been brutally murdered in what investigators are calling a “vicious and targeted attack.”
Authorities believe that Sean Worrell is the lead suspect in the case. Witnesses reported seeing Worrell in the area around the time of the murders, and investigators have obtained a warrant for his arrest.
“We believe that Mr. Worrell is armed and dangerous, and we urge anyone who sees him to contact the police immediately,” said Forney Police Chief Sarah Thompson in a statement to the press.
Worrell is described as a white male, 5’7″ tall, with a bald head, beard, and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie with white text that says “I lost the game” and dark pants. Police are advising residents in the area to stay indoors and to report any suspicious activity to the authorities.
The motive for the murders is not yet known, and police are continuing their investigation. The Forney ISD has suspended Sean Worrell from his teaching duties until further notice.
Anyone with information about Sean Worrell’s whereabouts or the triple homicide is asked to contact the Forney Police Department immediately.