NC - Joshua Wetzler, 37, & Tommy Welch, 36, murdered, Clemmons, Jul & Oct 2009

The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office has arrested and charged Pazuzu Illah Algard and his wife Amber Burch with murder in connection with the deaths of two currently unidentified individuals...

On Sunday, the FCSO, assisted by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, the North Carolina State University Forensic Anthropology Unit. and the Medical Examiner’s Office from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, executed a search warrant at 2749 Knob Hill Drive, in Clemmons. During the search of the property, the skeletal remains of two individuals were located buried in shallow graves in the backyard of the property. The remains of both individuals have been transported to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center for further examination and identification...

Pazuzu, which is the name of an Assyrian and Babylonian demon, is his legal name. According to a source, his mother was a “Satanist” and gave him this name. Pazuzu is the name of the main demon in the books and film “The Exorcist”, who is the king of the demons of the wind.

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Bianca Heath claimed she lived with Algarad for a month in 2005, and that he had spoken of the bones in his back yard.

"Paz told everyone," Heath told The Huffington Post. "But I never believed him. I'm sure no one else believed him either. He laughed about the skeletal remains when telling the story on why he did what he did."

Heath said Algarad told her he picked up two prostitutes at two separate locations before he killed and ate them, burning the remains in a fire pit before burying the rest.

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By all accounts, John Alexander Lawson began life uneventfully in San Francisco, California on August 12th of 1978. His father, Timothy J. Lawson, and mother Cynthia Priddy Lawson had married on December 18, 1971 in the same town in California. What happened in the years that followed is still unfolding, but by 1990, Cynthia and Timothy were divorced in Forsyth County, North Carolina...

Over the next 20 years, John Alexander Lawson would drop out of West Forsyth High School, and re-invent himself as a Satan-worshiping drug dealer. His new identity claimed an Iraqi descent, and a Satanist mother who named him after the demon from the movie The Exorcist. No longer little John Lawson, he would become known as Pazazu, Paz, and Diablo to the kids who partied behind the black door at 2749 Knob Hill Drive...

All sources interviewed for this story, people who knew Lawson as Pazuzu, said that they were terrified of him. His completely fake narrative where he tried to paint himself as a combination of Charles Manson, Anton LeVay, and Alistair Crowley, and descriptions of animal and human sacrifice spooked some, while his teeth (reported to have been filed to sharp points with a Dremel tool) filled others with horror. According to one source Lawson’s house was filthy and adorned with “Hot Topic Satan stuff” like mall-rat incense burners and statues of demons. “There was something about him that just made me feel terrible,” stated one source who said they had purchased drugs from Lawson several years ago. “It was just, like… I don’t know. Just his presence made me feel uneasy.”

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A third person has been charged in connection with the deaths of two unidentified bodies discovered in shallow graves Sunday in the backyard of a Clemmons home...

Krystal Nicole Matlock, 28, of West Fourth Street in Winston-Salem was charged with accessory after the fact.

Matlock is accused of helping Algarad bury an unknown man in a shallow grave in the backyard at 2749 Knob Hill Dr., the warrant said.

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In 2010, the sheriff’s department executed a search warrant at the house. Judge William Z. Wood of Forsyth Superior Court sealed the search warrant on Feb. 26, 2010. The search warrant remains sealed.

Keith Bryson, who lives across the street, said a couple of years ago officers were in the back yard of Algarad’s house investigating with cadaver dogs. Nothing seemed to come of the search.

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Human remains of a unidentified male and unidentified person of undermined gender were found in the backyard of a Clemmons home were buried in 2009, according to warrants released Tuesday.

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A house in Clemmons where skeletal remains of two people were found the backyard has been condemned, according to the Forsyth County Department of Public Health. No one will be allowed to live in the house at 2749 Knob Hill Drive until conditions improve...

Warrants say that Pazuzu Algarad killed someone and buried that person in the backyard in July of 2009. They also say that his self-proclaimed wife, Amber Burch, helped him bury that body.

Burch’s warrants say that she killed an unidentified male and with the help of Algarad buried the body in the back yard sometime between Oct. 2 and 5 of 2009. That Oct. 5 date is five years, to the day, before the bodies were uncovered.

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Paul said the home smelled of wet dog, and that there were piles of dog feces in the living room. Paul also said there was one room — the room firefighters smashed windows out of, and investigators wore HazMat suits into, that nobody, not even Amber Burch, was allowed into.

“There’s a whole realm that we’re not aware of, and I think that whole piece of land needs to be purified,” Paul said.

Investigators were still on scene Wednesday, more than four days after the bodies were discovered. They believe they are almost finished at the home. Forsyth County authorities have deemed the home unsafe for human life.

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