SPRINGERVILLE, Ariz. - John McCluskey and Casslyn Welch, the Arizona prison escapee and his accomplice, who are also wanted for a double murder, have been apprehended in Springerville, Arizona.  According to the Apache County Sheriff’s Office, a tipster called 911 spotting a couple matching their description at a campground on the edge of the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest. McCluskey and More..Welch, who are engaged and also cousins, been positively identified and the national manhunt is over. The two, who thought of themselves as the modern day Bonnie and Clyde, went willingly. It was feared they would put up a fight, but were arrested without incident and now face a multitude of charges. Authorities had been focusing their search efforts in the northern United States, near the Canada border, but it turns out they were hiding out just 300-some miles from where McCluskey and two other inmates broke out of a medium security prison, with Welch's alleged help, on July 30. Fellow escapees and convicted killers Daniel Renwick and Tracy Province were already caught. Renwick was captured and returned to custody on August 1 after a car chase and shootout with police in Rifle, Colo., and Province was apprehended without incident August 9 outside a church in Meeteetse, Wyo., in the state's northwest Park County. Forensic evidence has implicated McCluskey and Welch in two murders in New Mexico. McCluskey and Welch have been transported to the Apache County Jail. A press conference will be held in Phoenix at 10:15 p.m. with the Department of Corrections and the U.S. Marshals Service for more on these developments.