(WSB Radio) -- College Park Police this morning are looking for suspects and a motive in the execution style murders of two roommates.

A third roommate found the bodies of Lanaetria Butler and Karida Wikler early Sunday in their apartment in the 3100 block of Godby Road early Sunday.  Butler was 28.  Winkler was 34.

Two days before Butler had told her mother in a telephone conversation that she hoped her former boyfriend would let her see the couple's three children.  That was the last time her mom would hear from her. 

College Park police spokesman, Sgt. Eddie Atkins says one of the women was discovered in the apartment's dining room.  The other in the kitchen.  Each woman had been shot once in the head. 

"We're open to anything at this point," Atkins said.

It was Lanaetria Butler's ex-boyfriend that called her family in Jacksonville, Fla., with the news of her murder.

"He said, 'A boy that knows me and Renee told me Renee had gotten killed,'" said Elizabeth Butler, Lanaetria's grandmother. "He was crying when he called me."

Lanaetria Butler left Jacksonville five years ago and moved to Atlanta, according to her mother.

Butler is survived by five children, the youngest of whom would be a year old in August.  The oldest, ages 6 and 7 are being cared for by her mother in Jacksonville.

Authorities say investigators are continuing to question possible witnesses and follow leads. No suspect has been identified.