BERMAN: New this morning, two missing teenagers in Canada are now suspects in the shooting deaths of three people, an American woman, her Australian boyfriend, and an unidentified man found in rural British Columbia. CNN's Paula Newton live in Ottawa with the details on what's now a manhunt. Paula.</s>PAULA NEWTON, CNN ANCHOR AND CORRESPONDENT: Yes, absolutely. And what a manhunt it is. You have to think, these were two boys that police and their families thought might be the victims of murder. Instead now they are the prime suspects in the murder of Chynna Deese from Charlotte, North Carolina, and her Australian boyfriend, Lucas Fowler. Now, these two men, Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky are believed to be on the run. They're believed to be dangerous. Police say, if you do see them, do not approach. In fact, police just want you to call them right away. They have been spotted, John. Right now police, overnight, saying that they have been spotted most recently in northern Manitoba. John, this is more than 2,000 miles away from the -- where the alleged crimes first occurred. At this point in time, police are saying that everyone should be on the lookout for them. And a reminder that they could have changed their appearance. John, I want to stress, these are just teenagers, 18 and 19, 6'4." Police say they do not know what they're doing up there in the remote wilderness right now. They are in a Rav-4, but obviously suspect they could have abandoned it. And you're talking about territory that is remote and the size of a small country. They could be anywhere right now. And police continue to search for them. Also want to point out that the mother of Chynna Deese saying to CNN, Sheila Deese, saying that, look, I can't help but look at that surveillance video, those last few moments of the couple embracing and wondering why.</s>BERMAN: Why indeed. Chilling. All right, Paula, stay on this for us. END
Manhunt for Missing Teens in Canada.