A former classmate of one of the two suspected “baby-faced killers,” wanted in connection with three deaths, said the suspect made several alarming comments about murder and suicide.

As CrimeOnline previously reported, Canadian police are searching for Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18. Both teens, of Port Albermie, are suspects in the deaths of North Carolina woman, Chynna Deese, and her Australian boyfriend, Lucas Fowler. The suspects are also wanted in connection with the death of Leonard Dyck, of Vancouver.

“I don’t want to be rude, but he was kind of a weird kid,” Madison Hempsted, one of Schmegelsky’s former classmates said, according to Global News.

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“He didn’t really talk to anyone, super into himself. But when he did talk to people, the things he said were kind of scary…. All he ever said to me was how he wanted to kill me and ways he would do it.”

Hempstead reportedly told the outlet that students initially thought Schmegelsky was joking. The “jokes,” however, were extremely gruesome.

“[Schmegelsky] would say things about how he would cut our heads off and then he would take a gun and put it in his mouth and shoot himself in front of us. Pretty detailed stuff….We thought he was trying to be funny and make people laugh and make friends because he was so quiet.”

Another classmate called the suspect an “angry kid.”

Hempstead said she remembered Schmegelsky’s previous comments, which were made years ago when they were in the 7th grade, after she saw his face on television and learned he was a suspected killer.

Young married couple Chynna and Lucas were last seen on gas station security footage embracing each other while pumping gas into a blue Chevrolet van in British Columbia. Two days later, on July 15, authorities found the couple shot dead off of a British Columbia highway. Police said Fowler’s blue van was parked nearby.

As investigators searched for clues in the couple’s murder, they discovered another man three days later who had also been killed. Authorities found Leonard Dyck around 300 miles from Chynna and Lucas. His body was reportedly found around a mile away from a burning truck that belonged to the suspects.

Dyck was a beloved lecturer at the University of British Columbia.

Police said they initially considered the suspects as missing teens, but investigations uncovered that the duo may be involved in all three deaths. Authorities have been focusing on Gillam, a small town in northern Manitoba, after the teens were reportedly spotted there last week.

As CrimeOnline previously reported, Manitoba police spokeswoman said someone was possibly assisting the teens and may not have been aware they were helping out fugitives.