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He initially told her he was going to hold her for ransom, but after retrieving her cell phone and ATM card, he took her to a shed on his property where he sexually assaulted her andstrangled her to death. Keyes worked for the Makah Indian tribe in Washington State after he got out of the Army in July 2001. Two separate murders of victims that were taken from or killed in Washington between 2005 and 2006, disposing of at least one of the bodies in Lake Crescent. Keyes told investigators he traveled widely. My impression was that he always knew what he was going to give us.". Keyes would later tell investigators he was obsessed with guns as a boy, and began to hunt "anything with a heartbeat." Sources: I got all of this information from the True Crime Bullsh** podcast hosted by Josh Hallmark. Keyes made friends among the soldiers and drank a lot, he said. On November 13, 2002, his father passed away, and Keyes attended the funeral. He was also interested in satanism at this time, and began to plan a satanic ritual killing involving a young woman. This led his parents to evict their eldest son from their residence, shunning him for apparent blasphemy; they then instructed his younger siblings, who looked up to Keyes, to never have contact with him again. Due to their mother's religious zealousness, the Keyes children were forced to secretly flee their parents to watch movies with friends, and were forbidden to learn musical instruments as they were "against God." In Glenrose, TX he staked out a victim at a riverside park who was walking her dog . There, Lorraine Currier tried to make a break for it, but she was tackled and taken inside. Pursuant to a plea agreement, he was fined $350. [54], In 2020, the FBI released the drawings of 11 skulls and one pentagram, which had been drawn in blood and found underneath Keyes' jail-cell bed after his suicide. In 2013, after Keyes' jailhouse suicide, a federal judge unsealed some of the interviews at the request of the then-Alaska Dispatch. And that's when I just started doing stuff by myself exclusively. He worked as a handyman and contractor, and started his own business, Keyes Construction. [51][52][53] A suicide note, found under his body, consisted of an "ode to murder" but offered no clues about other possible victims. The man appeared to be in his late teens or early 20s and was intently watching her place items into her car before he approached her. Investigators said he had a meticulous and organized approach to his crimes, stashing weapons, cash and items used to dispose of bodies in several locations to prepare for future crimes. [20] His vehicle was searched after officers spotted cash stained with bright ink, indicating a dye pack from a bank robbery. Sometime during this period, Keyes renounced his former Christian faith. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. He wanted the death penalty and told investigators he had no "long-term interest in survival" in prison. Later, the questioning turned to the bodies in the lake, and Keyes seemingly chastised his interrogators about not figuring out one of the locations.
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