Murder and Arson Charges Against Keller Going to Grand Jury
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Updated: 3:51 PM Nov 6, 2009
Murder and Arson Charges Against Keller Going to Grand Jury
Hardy County
A triple murder case in West Virginia is on its way to a grand jury following a preliminary hearing Thursday.
Posted: 5:45 PM Nov 5, 2009
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A triple murder case in West Virginia is on its way to a grand jury following a preliminary hearing Thursday.

Fulks Run resident Nakia Keller appeared in Hardy County Magistrate Court at 1 p.m.

Keller and his wife Lorie Taylor are accused of shooting Lorie's ex-husband Chip Taylor, his wife Alliana Taylor and Alliana's five-year-old daughter Kaylee Whetzel and then setting their Hardy County home on fire last month.

Magistrate Daniel Poling sent three murder counts and one arson charge against Keller to a grand jury scheduled to meet in February.

Chip was a Rockingham County firefighter involved a heated custody battle with Lorie over the couple's three children, who were not present at the time of the fire.

Lorie is scheduled to appear for her preliminary hearing Friday.

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Posted by: anonymous on May 20, 2010 at 07:34 AM

You all deserve the death penalty and you should get it.Its disgusting what you have done. NO child deserves what happend to her. her life was cut short for no reson. you deserve the death penalty.hope you get it.
Posted by: neighbor Location: w va on Nov 10, 2009 at 11:01 AM

zacks family don't need to keep him in the dark. Abuse and drama is a normal way of life for these people. It is the way they are raised, and the way they will raise their own.. The circle of violence will never end.
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 9, 2009 at 03:58 PM

k---"if I was you..."??? Sounds like a threat.. Guess the apple really don't fall far from the tree.
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