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Klamath County man killed at home
Monday, July 06, 2009 | No comments posted.
KLAMATH FALLS (AP) — Klamath County authorities say a 55-year-old man was killed in his home Sunday.
District Attorney Ed Caleb says the death of Ronald Bowles might be related to drugs. Bowles lived in the house with a woman and two young children. Caleb says two people reportedly came into the house early Sunday and Bowles died a short time later.
Caleb has not released any information about suspects.
An autopsy will be performed today or Tuesday.
District Attorney Ed Caleb says the death of Ronald Bowles might be related to drugs. Bowles lived in the house with a woman and two young children. Caleb says two people reportedly came into the house early Sunday and Bowles died a short time later.
Caleb has not released any information about suspects.
An autopsy will be performed today or Tuesday.
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