– Mountain Home Police searching suspect motel homicide
– Mountain Home Police suspect search motel homicide.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
The Mountain Home Police Department is on the hunt for 58-year-old Brian M. McGehee following a disturbing discovery at the Thunderbird Motel in Mountain Home. Authorities were called to the motel after a man was found dead in one of the rooms, sparking a homicide investigation.
Details of the Incident
Police responded to a call for a welfare check on a missing person at the Thunderbird Motel on Sunset Strip. Upon arrival, officers made the grim discovery of a deceased male in one of the rooms. Based on initial evidence, law enforcement officials suspect foul play and are treating the case as a homicide.
Suspect at Large
Brian M. McGehee, a 58-year-old individual, is being sought by the authorities in connection with the homicide. It is believed that McGehee not only took the victim’s life but also absconded with the victim’s vehicle. The suspect is reportedly driving a grey 2010 Mazda XC9 with Idaho license plate number E0688U. McGehee is known to have ties to the Seattle area, and law enforcement agencies are warning the public to exercise caution as the suspect may be armed and dangerous.
Appeal for Information
The Mountain Home Police Department is urging anyone with information regarding Brian M. McGehee’s whereabouts to come forward and contact their local law enforcement office. Detective Sergeant Robert Lakeman and Detective Jay Corea of the Mountain Home Police Department can be reached at 208-587-2101 for any inquiries related to the case.
Meanwhile, the identity of the victim will be disclosed by the Elmore County Coroner’s Office at a later stage as the investigation progresses.
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Let’s work together to bring justice to the victim and ensure the safety of our community. Your cooperation and vigilance are greatly appreciated in this ongoing investigation.
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1. Mountain Home Police searching for suspect in motel homicide
2. Mountain Home Police suspect in motel homicide.
