When a Killer Vlogs His Murders

 00:00:00 - 00:35:00In the YouTube video "When a Killer Vlogs His Murders", Peter Keller, the main suspect in the murder of his wife and daughter, discusses his decision to retreat into the woods, his filmed documentations of his plans, and his motivation for building a cabin in isolation. He also discusses his past experiences with depression and his involvement with vlogging. The video finds a break in the investigation when police discover Peter's video diaries, and eventually leads us to his makeshift bunker in Camp Keller. The police have to resort to extreme measures to apprehend Peter, and when they finally breach his bunker, they discover that he has committed suicide. The video serves as a reminder of the brutality of violence and the lengths authorities must go to bring criminals to justice.See more00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video, Peter Keller, the killer, discusses his decision to go into the woods and the reasons behind it. He describes how his hobby of filming in the woods slowly turned into a dangerous and cruel obsession. He talks about using his video diaries to document his plans, which involved unimaginable cruelty. Although it is not clear what exactly Peter was doing in Northbend Washington, his self-recorded footage provides a rare glimpse into the mind of a killer.00:05:00 In this section of the YouTube video, the speaker, Lynette, shares information about her and her husband's hobbies and struggles. Lynette talks about her interest in environmental preservation and gaming technology, as well as her shared interest in cameras with her father. She also describes how video taping and selling products online has helped her open herself up and cope with medical issues. Lynette's husband, Peter, occupied himself in the woods by building a bunker, and Lynette describes the impressive feat of engineering and their stockpile of supplies. She mentions that they have a generator to power the complex, and a wood-burning stove that ultimately provided a clue to the Camp's location.00:10:00 In this section of the video, the speaker, also known as Peter, discusses his motivations for building a remote cabin in the wilderness. He explains that his reasons for doing so are somewhat mysterious and that he is uncertain if it is ultimately a good idea. Despite this uncertainty, he feels that he cannot resist the urge to pursue the idea of living in isolation. He also discusses his difficulties with his relationship with his wife, Lynette, and his father-in-law, Ken, and suggests that his desire to escape the social norms of everyday life is an important factor in his decision to build the cabin. The speaker also touches on the idea that his plans may be dangerous, as he is not certain what the outcome of his actions will be.00:15:00 In this section of the video, Peter discusses his desire to survive for 10 years in the woods and how he plans to do so. He states that he wants to leave his day-to-day life and job behind, which complicates an already strange situation. He has not shown any interest in bringing his family along on his adventure, which has caused tension in their relationship. Peter also discusses how he has tried to make it in the world but has run out of time, causing him to become more determined to leave. He discusses how he has tried to come to terms with his situation and has realized that he no longer motivates himself. He states that he has come to terms with his situation and is making progress, though the reasons for why this is happening are not clear.00:20:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "When a Killer Vlogs His Murders", the speaker discusses their past experiences with depression and how they have turned to vlogging as a means of escape. They mention that their husband has given them money to buy items for their vlog, but the only thing they are interested in buying is ink. They also mention that they are planning to drop out of society and fully commit to their vlog project. The speaker's comments about their appearance and the retakes suggest that they may be curating their image for others to view. This behavior is often found in individuals with narcissistic tendencies. The video's content raises questions about the speaker's intentions and their involvement in the Keller case.00:25:00 In this section, the investigation into the murders of a man named Peter finds a break when police discover a hard drive containing his video diaries. The entries in the diaries and accompanying photographs provide the key to tracking Peter and eventually lead us to Camp Keller. The police face challenges when it comes to making an arrest, as they cannot determine how many people might be inside and what their intentions are. They resort to using tear gas to break into the makeshift bunker, but this tactic fails to captivate the suspect. The police have to reinvent their approach and use a wildlands fire pump to put out the fire and access the interior of the bunker. The video serves as a stark reminder of the realities of violence and the lengths authorities must go to bring criminals to justice.00:30:00 In this section of the video, it is revealed that the self-recorded videos of the criminal were found in his house in a burned-out area. It is shown that he had gas cans in the house, and a homemade explosive device. The authorities had to break through the roof to get to him, and when they went inside, they found the bodies of Peter's family, predisposed to have been killed by him. It is not specified how he killer his wife and daughter, but it is hinted that he had a mental illness. This particular case stands out to retired Sergeant Cindy West, who was emotionally affected by it. She is unable to make sense of why Peter would kill his own family, his loyal dog, and himself.00:35:00 In this section of the video, the speaker discusses the events that took place during the police raid on Camp Keller. The police were attempting to capture Peter, the main suspect in the murder of his wife and daughter. When the police finally breached his bunker, they discovered that Peter had committed suicide. The speaker notes that there was significant concern for the safety of citizens and officers involved, as Peter had a history of violence. However, once it was confirmed that he had died, there was a sense of relief that the situation was under control. The destruction of the bunker and donation of Peter's cash horde to a memorial scholarship are also mentioned.