Put a nice, heavy concrete block over the entrance. Problem solved.:thumbsup:
Not quite so simple....
"Officers reported that photos of the bunker don't do it justice, sheriff's spokeswoman Sgt. Cindi West said.
"They said the fort appears to be amazingly fortified," she said.
While officers got one main hatch open, they believe the bunker has multiple levels as well as multiple entrances, West said.
Keller has not been seen since a fire at his North Bend-area home Sunday led responders to discover the bodies of his wife and daughter. The two had been shot to death.
"It's a very extreme tactical situation," King County Sheriff Steve Strachan said. "Time is on our side. We're not going to do anything rash."
West said evidence found in Keller's home helped authorities locate the bunker, dug 20 feet into the side of a ridge in an area of dense vegetation, at noon Friday. Officers were able to pinpoint the location after enhancing a blurry photograph found on a hard drive in an open safe in Keller's house, she said. The photo included a view from the bunker in which buildings in nearby North Bend were visible, along with a set of power lines.
Detectives triangulated the rough area of the bunker and were confident they had the right location after receiving tips from people who had seen Keller's faded red pickup truck parked at the trailhead, West said.
Two experienced trackers were sent to the area and found tracks that appeared to have been made by someone carrying a heavy backpack.
SWAT teams went into the woods at 5 a.m. and could smell wood smoke from the wood stove in the bunker before they could see it, West said.
The bunker was found at about the 1,350-foot level, several hundred yards due east of a trailhead at Rattlesnake Ridge. It had several entryways and ladders.
"This isn't a hole in the ground. It's an elaborate structure," Strachan said."
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http://www.komonews.com/news/local/...round-accused-murderers-bunker-149355775.html