Klamath County Police Launch Homicide Investigation

KLAMATH COUNTY, Ore. — Following the discovery of three dead bodies, the Oregon State Police (OSP) and Klamath County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) are conducting a joint investigation into an incident that took place at about 12:00 PM on Friday, December 20.

Police Investigate Triple Deaths

As deputies approached a vehicle on Keno Springs Road, a single gunshot was heard. Bradley Anderson, 24, was found deceased in the vehicle from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, and his younger brother, 21-year-old Joseph Anderson, also deceased from an apparent gunshot wound, was later discovered in the vehicle.

Concerns had been raised by family members about the welfare of  Bradley, who exhibited erratic behavior.

On investigating the registered owner of the vehicle, 74-year-old Robert Russell Langley, police found him dead in his home near Beatty, Oregon. Langley’s death is being treated as a homicide, and the investigation is ongoing.

Authorities asked that anyone with information contact investigators, OSP Detective Collahan at (541) 883-5711 or KCSO Detective Pena at (541) 883-5130.

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