UPDATED: Manhunt On For Man Suspected of Killing Parents

Updated at 3:05 p.m.

By BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE

A manhunt is underway for a man suspected of killing his parents Monday morning at their residence in the Twin Hills area of unincorporated Sonoma County outside Sebastopol, according to the sheriff’s office.

Nathan Alexander Wilson, 34, is suspected of stabbing his parents, David and Adrienne Wilson, with a sharp object at the residence at 1220 Sexton Road, Sonoma County sheriff’s Sgt. Cecile Focha said.

Nathan Wilson is 6 feet 1 inch tall with a thin build, dark blond or almost brown hair and green eyes. He was last seen wearing green pants and a shirt of unknown color, Focha said. Wilson lived on the property with his parents and was last seen near a shed there, according to Focha.

He likely is driving a black 2006 Toyota truck with California license plate No. 8S95610. The truck has a regular cab, a short bed and after-market tires, Focha said.

Sheriff’s deputies are warning people to not approach the truck but instead to call the sheriff’s office at (707) 565-2121 or their local law enforcement agency.

Wilson was known to carry knives and is very strong, Focha said.

Deputies responded around 9:30 a.m. to the double homicide after a man called the sheriff’s office’s dispatch center, Focha said.

The caller said he thought his nephew had just killed his brother and sister-in-law at the residence. The caller was able to see both victims and Nathan Wilson covered in blood on the floor of the house, Focha said.

Deputies found the couple unresponsive and with multiple stab wounds inside the home. Both were pronounced dead and a possible weapon was found inside the home, according to Focha.

Deputies went to the addresses of family members and friends and other locations Wilson frequented in case he showed up, Focha said.

Anyone with information about Wilson is asked to call (707) 565-2185 or to complete the Silent Witness form on the sheriff’s office’s website.

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Original story:

Sonoma County sheriff’s deputies responded to a residence near Sebastopol where two bodies were found Monday morning.

The Sonoma County Fire and Emergency Services dispatch center received a call about the deaths at 9:29 a.m. on Sexton Road, a dispatcher said.

A spokeswoman for the coroner’s office said it has not yet responded to the scene.

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