ROSENBERG (December 29, 2009)--The search for Texas prison guard Albert James Turner, who’s wanted in the stabbing deaths of his wife and mother-in-law, shifted Tuesday to Georgia after Turner’s car was found there.

Rosenberg police Lt. Colin Davidson said Tuesday that Turner’s 1994 Honda was found partially submerged in the Chattahoochee River in Cobb County.

He said authorities there were on the scene Tuesday.

Turner, 44, faces murder charges after an argument at the suburban Houston home of his in-laws turned violent early Sunday, Davidson said.

He said the women were killed in front of at least two children, one of whom called 911 to report the stabbings.

Davidson said he alerted authorities along Interstate 10 because Turner has family near Orlando, Fla.