
Courtesy ABC News
Authorities in Washington are searching for double homicide suspect Michael
Boysen, who they say is "an extreme danger to the public and police" and is
wanted in connection with the killing his grandparents.
Police fear Boysen, 26, may be trying to obtain additional weapons, according
to ABC
News' Seattle affiliate KOMO.
Detectives have been told that Boysen searched the Internet for information
on gun shows across the Pacific Northwest and Nevada, Sgt. Cindi West told KOMO.
Detectives have a warrant for Boysen's arrest and he is wanted for
questioning in the murder of his grandparents on Friday, the same day he was
released from prison after serving a sentence for a residential burglary
conviction.
The King County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to request for
comment from ABCNews.com today.
Family members identified the slain couple as Robert and Norma Taylor, according
to KOMO. They were both in their early 80s.
Boysen was last heard from on Friday when he was at his grandparents'
Fairwood, Wash., home. On Saturday, the victims' daughter discovered their
bodies after going to their house when she was unable to reach them, KOMO
reported.
Community members were shocked to hear of the murders.
"What could be the motive in this one? That's the puzzling thing to me,"
Patty Laronde, a friend of the couple, wondered to KOMO. She called the Taylors,
"just truly kind people."
The couple's car is missing from the house and detectives believe Boysen may
have it. The car is a red 2001 Chrysler 300 with a Washington license plate
number 046-XXU.
Boysen is 5-foot-10-inches tall and weighs around 170 pounds.