Deputies seek help in North Bend double homicide
Apr 24, 2012, 1:20 PM | Updated: 7:13 pm
The King County Sheriff's Office has released a photo of the red truck 41-year-old Peter Keller was known to drive to trails along the I-90 corridor. (Photo: King County Sheriff's Office)
(Photo: King County Sheriff's Office)
The search continues for a “person of interest” in a North
Bend double homicide.
The King County Sheriff’s Office has released a photo of the
red truck 41-year-old Peter Keller was known to drive to
trails along the I-90 corridor. Sgt. Cindi West said they
hope hikers have spotted the truck at a trailhead in the
past year, and can help narrow their search area.
“We don’t really have a place to start looking,” West said.
“So if we have some indication of a place he frequented, at
least we have a place to start.”
Keller is an avid outdoorsman, which is why authorities
believe he may be hiding on the trails.
Hikers should not be on the lookout for the truck itself as
it is already in police custody.
Keller lived in the home with Rocha Keller and Kaylene Keller, who were found shot to
death after a house fire in North Bend on Sunday.
A memorial fund and scholarship account has been set up by the Rocha family. The family is asking that in lieu of flowers, donations may be made in the Kellers’ names at any BECU Branch.
