harris. >> reporter: you know, jenna i talked with the district attorney's office in henning, tennessee. there are so many authorities who are working on this case, but the feds are in charge now and they are being quite tightlipped. here are some of the things i've been able to find out and here is how the da describes it. he says that these women meant with a disturbing amount of violence in their deaths. the two female workers who were killed yesterday on the job at the post office in henning. it's a very small town, just 1200 people and they are on high alert and their entire town has been turned into a command post. 33-year-old paula robinson a mom of two married, gunned down. 58-year-old judy spray a rural carrier associate at the post office gunned down, their bodies found by a termite businessman who walked into the post office to do business, pick up letters as he always does. he noticed that it was particularly quiet as had others in the area. no business coming out of the post office. they thought that was odd.