A South Carolina man suspected of killing two women in Clarendon and Charleston counties and suspected of killing another woman who is missing has been caught.

Jeffery Eady, 31, of 1054 527 Subdivision Road, was arrested Saturday night in Mexico Beach, Fla. Clarendon County authorities said the vehicle investigators believe the suspect was driving was found in Bay County, Fla., after a car chase and a wreck. Officers then pursued the suspect on foot and apprehended him.

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A weapon officers think was used in both known South Carolina killings was recovered earlier Saturday in Panama City, Fla.

Eady is suspected of killing Clarendon County recycling center employee Maybell White, 65, and a convenience store clerk in Charleston County. He also is a person of interest in the missing persons case of Sadie Brown, 77, of the Oakdale community of New Zion in Clarendon County. Brown is believed dead and authorities were continuing to search late Saturday night for her body.

Investigators think Brown’s body is in a heavily wooded area, less than three miles from where she lived, near where her vehicle was found early Friday. She was reported missing Thursday. White’s body was found later the same day at the 527 Subdivision Road recycling center, the same area where Brown lived.

Clarendon County Sheriff Randy Garrett said Eady is being charged with murder, grand larceny, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and credit card fraud. He also will be charged with murder by the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office.

Investigators on Friday were able to link the weapon used in White’s killing to the shooting death of Charleston County convenience store employee Crystal Johnson.

Officers from Clarendon and Charleston counties were flying Saturday night to Florida.

Eady also is suspected of robbing a convenience store in Macon, Ga., and later trying to cash in stolen lottery tickets.

According to the Associated Press, Eady served 10 years in state prison for armed robbery. Toward the end of his sentence, he cut off an electronic monitoring device and was sent back to prison to serve the remainder of his term and was released in October.

The body of a Missouri mother who went missing nearly two years ago was recovered by law enforcement Wednesday, according to the Cape Girardeau County Prosecuting Attorney.

Jacque Sue Waller, a 39-year-old mother of triplets, was last seen alive on June 1, 2011 at her estranged husband Clay Waller’s home following a meeting with an attorney about their pending divorce. On the afternoon she disappeared, police say Jacque told family members she was going to pick up her son from her husband’s home.

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Jacque’s car was found on the shoulder of I-55 in Jackson, Missouri the next day with a flat tire. Police said an examination of the car revealed the tire had been punctured multiple times while sitting stationary.

In April 2012, Waller was charged with first-degree murder and two counts of tampering with evidence in connection with his wife’s disappearance.

Police said in court documents that Jacque previously told friends and family that her husband had repeatedly threatened to kill her and their children if she attempted to leave him. Inside Jacque’s abandoned car, police found her laptop containing her personal diary. In it, Jacque wrote, “’He told me that a divorce would be my death sentence,’” according to an April 17, 2012 probable cause statement for Clay Waller’s arrest.

Authorities at the Jackson Police Department say Waller spoke to them a few hours after his wife was reported missing and gave his account of what happened the day his wife vanished. Court documents state Waller initially told police Jacque had left his home on foot following an argument, but at some point she returned to the house to use the bathroom. Waller told police he left the house after the fight, and when he returned Jacque and her car were gone.

During a search of Waller’s home, investigators said they found blood evidence on the hallway walls, as well as on cut-up pieces of carpet located in the house’s crawl space. Analysis confirmed that the blood samples collected from the home contained a DNA profile that matched Jacque, police said in court documents.

In July 2011, Waller spoke with police again about the circumstances of his wife’s disappearance. According to court documents, Waller now told police Jacque came to his home that day to have sex and discuss the issue of bankruptcy.

According to a probable cause statement, Waller told police Jacque accidentally injured herself at the house and started bleeding “a lot.” After Jacque cleaned herself up from the accident, Waller allegedly said they began to argue and he threw Jacque’s car keys in the air toward the driveway where they got stuck in a tree. He said Jacque then walked to a friend’s house on foot.

Documents state Waller told police he used a broom handle to retrieve Jacque’s keys and placed them on the windshield of her car. Waller allegedly said he then left the home and drove around the Cape Girardeau area for the next few hours.

Police say Waller admitted to cutting the bloody carpet found in his crawl space into pieces and concealing it beneath the house in order to keep it from being found. According to police, Waller denied being responsible for Jacque’s death.

HLN reached out to Waller’s attorney Christopher Davis for a comment Thursday and Friday, but calls were not returned.

“Because this is an on-going investigation and involves a pending criminal case, there will be no further comment from this office or any other agency,” the Cape Girardeau County Prosecuting Attorney said in a news release Thursday.

A message on the Find Jacque S Waller Facebook page posted Thursday said:

“It is with a heavy heart I deliver this message. Our daughter, mother, sister and friend has been found. God has planned everything well to place us in this very moment. God guided the law enforcement officials, searchers, K9s and most of all the prayers being sent to the prison to weigh heavily on clays mind. We thank everyone of you who has supported us and assisted us in this terrible nightmare. We have no arrangements as of yet but we will be able to lay our Jacque Sue to rest….finally. God Bless you all!”

Waller is currently serving a five-year prison sentence on a federal conviction for making threats over the internet to Jacque’s sister.

At his arraignment hearing last August, Waller entered a not guilty plea to the murder and two evidence tampering charges. His murder trial is scheduled to start in September.

On June 1, 2013 ABC News 8 reported on the discovery of Garin Niehaus’s remains in southern Ohio, but this update comes with more news. His mother and her boyfriend were arrested in the state of Ky., and both are facing charges of abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence. The one-year-old child had been missing since December of 2012 (as far as his father was aware), but it is unknown as to how long the child had been dead.

This is truly a disturbing case that is reminiscent of the Case Anthony case. Like little Caylee Marie Anthony, Garin Niehaus had been missing for an unknown amount of time, but was never reported missing. It seems that his body was concealed by Whitney Johnson and her boyfriend Nathan Ritze — who is also reportedly an AWOL fugitive of the U.S. Armed Forces.

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The child’s cause of death is unknown, but an autopsy is scheduled to take place. It’s also unknown as to where the child’s remains were found, but it’s reported that officials were seen searching a wooded area in Ohio shortly before the grim discovery was announced. It’s likely that the little boy had been buried, but no sources have confirmed this. It’s also not known whether or not the remains were decomposed badly. When the week begins more information may be made available.