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On the afternoon of Saturday, March 2nd, 1996, 52-year-old Ronald Klungness returned home to the

mobile home he lived in with his family in Bonnie Lake, Washington. Ronald, a longtime employee of the

Boeing plant in Auburn, had left for work at 5.30 that morning and did not return home until just

after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. As he pulled into the driveway, he noticed that his wife Susan's car

was gone. That wasn't unusual, but he had expected her to be home when he got there. Regardless,

he thought little of it and headed inside, noticing that the front door had been left unlocked.

As he stepped inside, he noticed that the television had been left on. Both were strange, but not

incredibly so. Ronald called out for Susan and her 14-year-old son Jeffrey, but received no response.

Ronald looked around briefly for his family, but found no sign of them. He walked to the master bedroom,

but found the door shut. He tried opening it, but wasn't able to without using his body weight.

He decided to let it go for now, surmising that something had fallen against the door. Whatever it

was, it was something he would have to get to later. After a long day of work, he likely wanted to

relax. Ronald went out to the kitchen to fix himself something to eat, opening up a can of

chili and heating it up before returning to the living room and sitting down. He ate the food and

then passed out in front of the TV while sitting in an armchair, presumably sometime after 4.30 pm.

A couple of hours later, closer to 6.30, Ronald woke up and noticed that his wife had not returned

home while he had been napping. He went looking for her again in their home, walking back to their

bedroom. The door there was still closed, and Ronald struggled to open it. He pushed against it,

eventually able to look behind the door into the bedroom beyond it. There, he discovered what had

been pressed against the door, making it so hard to open. It was the body of his wife, and she had

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