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Dead North Bend murder suspect left behind videos

May 10, 2012, 7:13 AM | Updated: 8:22 am

The man who allegedly killed his wife and daughter before setting their North Bend house on fire, reportedly left a video diary behind.

KING 5 reports that in the videos, Peter Keller’s voice is flat, and he says he isn’t worried about his wife and daughter because they’ll be ‘taken care of.’

Keller’s wife, Lynnettee, and 18-year-old daughter, Kaylene, were found shot dead in their burning home on April 22.

Keller was found dead in his bunker hideout, that authorities believe he’d been building for eight years, near Rattlesnake Ridge after a SWAT standoff.

The Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the existence of the videos to KING 5, but they have not yet been released.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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