GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A man connected to a double murder in Michigan is now believed to be in Georgia, allongeorgia.com reported.

A $2,500 reward is being offered by law officials for information leading to the location of 45-year-old Derrell Brown.

Brown was last seen on surveillance video on the day of the killings that took place in Grand Rapids.

The victims were identified as Cherletta Baber-Bey, 47, and Keyona Griffin, 25, after being found in their home back in March.

FOX 5 reports that investigators now believe Brown, who they consider “very dangerous,” has fled to the Atlanta area, but may not have a cell phone or much money.

According to police, Brown has used the names “Darryl Brown,” “Carter Brown,” “Michael Richardson,” “Marcus Wright,” and “Jay” as aliases.

Anyone who has contact with Brown, or believes they may have information about his location, is asked to call police.