STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: An exhaustive search for two escaped killers in Oklahoma has come to an end. Police tracked them to the home -- to a home in the town of Edmond, Oklahoma, yesterday, where the prison escapees took an elderly couple hostage. When the standoff was over, one person was dead. Here's CNN Jeff Flock with details.</s>JEFF FLOCK, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Thirty-five-year- old, Douglas Eugene Gray, back in police custody, his fellow escapee, 46-year old William Dale Davis, dead as another prison break comes to a close.</s>JOHN WHESTEL, OKLAHOMA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: Apparently there was a pact. From the information that was relayed, there was a pact between the two that they would not be taken alive. They would commit suicide together.</s>FLOCK (on camera): It all began to come to an end here in Edmond, Oklahoma, where they abandoned a pickup truck they had hijacked, made their way across the field behind me and into a house occupied by an elderly couple. It was then they started a standoff that lasted about eight hours. (voice-over): From the start, these inmates said they didn't intend to harm their hostages. Unlike the last of the so-called "Texas seven" escapees who demanded and got live TV time to tell their story, Davis and Gray made no dramatic demands.</s>WHESTEL: The demands were very limited. The demands included talking to -- Doug made a demand to talk to his mother. The other individual made a demand for pizza. Then, there was a third demand that they be allowed to finish watching a moving.</s>FLOCK: Davis and Gray, who were both serving life sentences for murder, broke out of Oklahoma's Mack Alford Correctional Center on March 16th. It was Davis' second escape. They made it about 150 miles, but not even out of the state. I'm Jeff Flock, CNN, in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Escapees Take Couple Hostage; One Surrenders, One Kills Himself