Documents As of July 26, 2017 Regarding Tennant and McKetta

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) INMAL DETERMINATION OF
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, ) PROBABLE CAUSE
DOB: 04-05-2000 )
Defendant. )
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Having examined the Affidavit submitted by Peace Officer Ryan Weaver, along with
the attached documents and the Complaint against the above indicated defendant for the
crimes of:
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 184006(2) ,184N7,a Felony
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE, Idaho Code 7U3M, 184001,

t1003(a), a Felony
PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF

DEATH, Idaho Code 78-2M,194i01A(1)(3), a Felony
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW

ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 7&7701, a Felony
PRINCIPAL. TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF

EVIDENCE,Idaho Code 7*2U,78-260F., a Felony
CONSPIRACY TO COMMT DESTRUCTION ALTERATION OR CONCEAI}{ENT

OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 7Ul7Ol, 78-2fi3,a Felony
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It is hereby determined by the undersigned Judge that there is probable cause to
believe that the said offense has been committed, and that the defendant has committed it.
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) AIIFIDAVTT OF RYAN WEAVER
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT ) SUPPORTING INTNAL
DOB:0&05-2000 ) DETERMNATION OF PROBABLE
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Your Affiant, the undersigned police officer, b"ing first duly sworrL deposes and
says under oath as follows:
1. Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer sewing with Latah County
Sheriffs Office.
2. There is probable cause to believe that ttre crimes of: INVOLUNTARY
MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 184006(2),78-4C07, a Felony; ATTEMPTED MURDER IN
THE FIRST DEGREE, Idaho Code 1&306, 18-40O1, f84003(a), a Felony; PRINCIPAL TO
FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 1&
2W 79407A(1X3), a Felony; CONSPIRACY TO COMMT FAILURE TO NOTIFY
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CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1)(3),7&1701,, a
Felony; DESIRUCTION, ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code
7*2ffi, a Felony; and CONSPIRACY To DESIRUCTION ALTERATION on

CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 1U17UL 1*2ffi3, a Felony, have been
committed and that the above-named defendant has committed it. The defendant has not
been arreste4 and your Affiant asks that the Court determine whether probable cause
exists.
The facts upon which Affiant relies in believing there is probable cause for said
crime are:
On07 /19 / 2077, at approximately 0820 hours, Ctrief Deputy Tim Besst arrived at the
lâtah County Sheriff's Detectivds Office. Chief Deputy Besst advised Sgt. ]osh Anderson,
Detective Hansen and I about a report made to the Lahh County Sheriff's Office at about
0811 hours. I.D. was reporting that her daughter, E.L. (age 17) andE.L.'s frien4 Z.W. (age
17) told her their friend, Timothy |. Reeves (age 18), was accidentally shot and killed on
U7/17/2U7. l.D. said she was told two other males were also there at the time Timothy
was shot, Keagan C. Terurant (age 17) and Matt (who was later identified as Matthew |.
McKetta (age 18)).
At approximately 0903 hours, I.D., E.L. and Z.W. arrived at the Latah County
Sheriffs Detective's Office. Sgt. Josh Anderson asked if I would assist him with the
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interview of E.L. andZ.W..Sgt. ]osh Anderson had E.L. come into the Detectivds interview
room to speak with us while Z.W. and I.D. waited down the haII.
E.L. said she was at East City Park in Moscow,Idaho, with Keagan, Timothy and
Z.W. onluly 76,2077. They called Matt (unknown last name) to come and pick them up
because they were planning on going camping. E.L. said Matt's dad, Charlie and Matt
arrived at East City Park and picked them rll rp.E.L. said they drove out towards Troy,
Idaho and got to their camping spot on Nora Creek at approximately four or five in the
evening. E.L. said the next moming she was sleeping and when she woke up Keagan and
Tim were sitting across from each other and she heard Z.W. screaming and heard two shots
and when she rolled over she saw Tim ly*S on the ground with blood coming from his
mouth. E.L. said there was a 38 pistol and a rifle. E.L. said Tim had the pistol and Keagan
had the rifle.
E.L. said they went to look for Matt who left earlier in the morning before the
shooting to go get a 4x4so they could go porcupine hunting. E.L. said she and Z.W. went
one way around the pond they were camping by and Keagan went the other way to go
look for Matt. E.L. said Z.W. and her were afraid of getting lost so they doubled back and
walkedback to theroad thatted into thecampingspotandfound Mattand Keaganonthe
road. Matt and Keagan were in the 4x4 and Matt was driving. E.L. said they all drove back
to the campsite and Z.W. and her stayed at the rlx4 while Matt and Keagan went down to
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the campsite to move Tim's body. E.L. said they wrapped Tim up in a white tarp they
were lying on before dumping him off of a cliff. E.L. said Tim was wearing blue jeans,
teruris shoes, an unknown t-shirt and an unbuttoned flarurel white and black strirt. E.L. said
Tim had a camo back pack wittr his clothes and stuff inside.
Sgt.Josh AndersonaskedE.L. whattheydidwiththe guns. E.L. saidKeaganhad the
rifle and shot Tim. It was very difficult to follow E.L., she was very upset and crying while
she was telling us what had happened and she was jumping around a lot in the sequence of
whathappened.
I asked E.L. to draw a picture of the campsite. Sgt. ]osh Andenson was looking at the
picture as she was drawing. E.L. said when they drove back to the campsite Matt and
Keagan loaded Tim's body into the back of the 4x4. Keagan rode in the back with Tim's
body, Matt drove and she and Z.W. rode in the front seat next to Matt. E.L. said they drove
to where they dumped the body and then they drove back to the campsite and lvlatt picked
upall of Tim's property and theydrove overto anabandonedb,uildingand MaftputTim's
property in the building. E.L. said they all drove to Charlie's shop and met with Charlie.
E.L. said they told Charlie Tim got a ride with someone else and left. E.L. was still very
upset and she was crying and said she felt very bad about not reporting what happened
when ithappened.
Detective Hansen c.une into the interview room and asked to speak with me. Sgt.
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|osh Anderson told me to advise E.L. of her Miranda Rights and continue the interview. I
went back into the interview room and verbally explained to E.L. her Miranda Rights. I
asked E.L. if she understood her rights as I explained them and she said she did. I was
havingtroublefollowingthechainof events asE.L. had descriHthemearliersoltoldher
I wanted to start from the begiruring.
E.L. said on Sunday U7/76/2017, she was in Coltoru Washington, and she was
picked up by her friend, Kerzie Delong. E.L. said Keagan Tennant was with Kenzie when
they stopped in Colton to pick her up because Keagan was staying with Kenzie. E.L. said
Keruie drove Keagan and her to Pullman, Washin$on, and they stopped at McDonalds for
food and then drove to Sage's residence on Wheeler Road in the Rrllman area.
E.L. said they made phns at Sage's residence to go camping. Suge did not want to go
and did not want to stay at her residence because she had been fighting with Tirn E.L. said
Kenzie drove Keagan, Tim and her to East City Park in Moscow, Idaho. E.L. said she spoke
with Z.W. over the phone, who was on his way from Sandpoint, Idaho. Z.W.wanted to
knowwheretomeetthematinMoscow. E.L. said Z.W.didnotknowwhereEastCityPark
wtrs so they made arrangements to meet Z.W. atthe Varsity Diner on the corner of Third
Street and ]ackson Street in Moscow. I asked how Z.W. got to the diner, E.L. said he got a
ridefromhis grandparentswhowere drivingthroughMoscowand droppedhimoff. E.L.
said she walked down to the diner with Tim to meet with 2.W.. After they met with Z.W.
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they walked back to East City Park where Keagan was still waiting. I asked E.L. what time
they were in Moscow at the park. E.L. said she did not know the exact time because her cell
phone battery died, but she thought it was sometime during the afternooru
E.L. said Matt arrived with his da4 Charlie in a blue Ford Pickup. Th"y loaded up
all of their camping gear into the pickup and got into the pickup. Charlie drove them over
to his residence and went inside the residence with Matt to retrieve food and other
camping supplies and a tarp. Chadie drove them through Troy,Idaho.
Sgt. Josh Anderson came into the interview room and asked if I could identify where
the incident took place. I had E.L. came back to my desk and I pulled up Google Maps. On
the map E.L. told me and showed me on the map that they turned onto Nora Creek Road
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andthelocationof the campsite. The areaE.L. showedmewasaccessedbyadrivewayand
an access road to the left. Charlie drove them down the access road through a locked gate
to a pond with a campsite next to the pond. E.L. pointed out the campsite which was
located on the east side of the pond. E.L. said there was a fire pit at the campsite. I asked
where they tookTim'sbody. ThelocationE.L. showedmewheretheytookTim'sbodywas
about half way betrnreen.the Nora Creek Road and the private driveway intersection and
the turn off to the campsite and the private driveway intersection. E.L. said the body was
taken off of the east side of the private driveway roadway into the woods. E.L. said she
believes the land where they camped belongs to Charlie and we would need a key to get
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past the locked gate.
I asked E.L. to derribe the 4x4. E.L. said it was a "MuIe" and it was red and blue. I
asked her if it was a UTV and she said, "Yealu' E.L.said there was a pickup bed on the
back of the UTV and one front bench seat.
Shortly after arriving at the campsite Charlie teft. E.L. said they set up the campsite
and Keagan and Tim left to walk around and hunt for porcupines with two BB guns they
brought with them. E.L. said she was har,grng out at the campsite with Z.W. and lvlatt for a
while and then Matt left. E.L. said Keagan and Tim cEune back to the campsite and
sometime after it was dark Matt arrived back at the campsite with a Katana Swor4 a 30.06
rifle, red cans of beer in a red box and mariiuana. E.L. described the rifle as a bolt action
with a brown wood stock with black barrel and action. E.L. derribed the pistol as a silver
.38 revolver with silver grips. E.L. described the pistol as having a barrel about four or five
inches long. I asked where the pistol came from and E.L. said lvlatt had it with him from the
begiffdng. I asked E.L. when she first saw the pistol and E.L. said she first saw the pistol
Sunday night. E.L. said she smoked some of the marijuana but did not drink any of the
beer.
E.L. said everybody went to bed and it was pretty late at night. I showed E.L. the
pichrre she drewand she said itwas a depictionof whereeverybodywasthemorningthey
woke up on Monday (07 / 77 / 7n The picture showed the tarp that she was sleeping on was
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to the north of the fire pit. E.L.'s picture showed the tarp as a square. She showed her
location as being towards the north side of the tarp and Tim at the southeast portion of the
tarp and Keagan was off of the tarp by the southwest corner of the tarp.
I asked E.L. to tell me what the first thing she remembered when she woke up on
Monday morning. E.L. said she was not sure because she could not remember hearing a
gun shot. E.L. thought she was woken up by Z.W. yelling. E.L. then said she heard a
guruhot and then saw Keagan point the 30.06 atZ.W. and fire another round towards
2.W.. E.L. said she was screaming and then Keagan put down the rifle next to him and
started saying over and over again, "I'm so sorry." E.L. said Z,W,wasrunning away from
Keagan when Keagan was shooting at him but then he returned to the tarp.
I asked what happened when Z.W. came back to the tarp. E.L. said she was told by
Z.W. thatTim was pointing the pistol towards Keagan and was telling Keagan, "Jump
nigger jump" right before Keagan shot hinu E.L. said when Z.W. came back he took the
pistol which was resting on Tim's chest. E.L. said they were very afraid of Keagan and
Z.W. took the pistol because he was afraid of what Keagan might do. E.L. said she went
with Z.W. around the north side of the pond and Keagan went around the south side to
look for Matt. E.L. said Z.W. and her met Matt on the access road they used to get to the
campsite. Matt was driving the UTV and Keagan was with Matt on the UTV. E.L. said they
drcyve back to the campsite and Matt and Keagan said they were going to move Tim's
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body. E.L. said she and Zackwalked to the north of the campsite a little ways to go to some
shade and she wanted to comfort Z.W. because he was very upset.
E.L. said Matt and Keagan told them they had loaded up Tim in the UTV and they
walked back to the UTV. E.L. said she did not look in the back of the UTV but knew Tim's
body was back there because she was told Tim's body was back there. E.L. said they drove
to the area she previously described. E.L. said when they stopped she walked down the
road and didnotsee Mattand Keaganunload Tim'sbody. E.L. said Mauind Keagantold
her they unloaded the body and everyone got back into the UTV and they drove back to
the campsite. I asked E.L. if there was anything in the back of the UTV. E.L. said she knew
they unloaded the body because there was nothing in the back of the UTV.
E.L. said Matt walked down to the campsite and packed up Tim's backpack and
some blankets that had blood on them. E.L. said all of them got back into the UTV and
drove to an abandoned house and Matt put Tirn's properfy in the house. I asked if they
kept anything of Tim's. E.L. said Keagan put a bloody watch that belonged to Tim on top of
the UT.\/. E.L. said she and Z.W. have Tim's wallet and his cigarette case and they are at her
residence.
E.L. said everyone went back to ttre campsite. E.L. said Z.W. and her grabbed their
stu-ff and they all drove back to Charlie's shop. E.L. said Z.W. and her got a ride back to the
Pullman Public Library in Pullman with Charlie. E.L. said Keagan and Matt stayed at the
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shop. E.L. said she never mentioned anything about Tim to Chartie and said Matt told
Charlie at the shop that Tim got a ride from friends.
I walked E.L. back to where ].D. and Z.W. were waiting down the hall and had Z.W.
come to the interview roor4. I advised Z.W. of his Miranda Righe and asked if he
understood his rights as I explained them . Z.W. said he did. I told Z.W. the door was
unlocked and he was free to leave at anytime
Z.W . said he made arrangements to meet E.L. at the Varsity Dirurer on07 / 16 / 2017 .
Z.W. said he got a ride with his grandparents from Sandpoint, Idaho down to Moscow.
While speaking with Z.W. Sgt. ]osh Anderson calted me and asked me to get additional
information on the location Tirn's body was dropped off. Z.W. said Tim's body was on the
east side of the private driveway .Z.W.was having trouble describing the location and said
he would take us to the location where Tim's body was moved to.
Z.W.said he met Tim and E.L. at the Varsity Diner and they walked to East City
Park where Keagan was waiting for them. Z.W. said Matt and Charlie ar:ived at the park
and picked them up. Prior to that day Z.W. said he had never met Charlie or Matt. Charlie
drove them to Charlie's residence and they picked up food. I asked what else ttrey picked
up at Charlie's andZ.W. said he was inside the pickup so he was not sure. Z.W. said there
were two air rifles in the pickup when he got in at East City Park. After they left Charlie's
they drove to Charlie's shop. Charlie gave them a shovel and a couple of other tools to tend
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to their campfire. To get to the campsite Z.W. ffiid they went down a gravel road and
turned left onto a difi road. The dirt road had a yellow gate that was locked. Charlie
opened the gate and drove them down to the campsite. Charlie said he would back in the
morning to see how they were doing and left.
Z.W. said the campsite had a fire ring with a wooden bench next to the camp fire
rng.Z.W.said the campsite was right next to a pond about twenf fet.Z.W.said he and
E.L. slept on a tarp that they got from Charlie's pickup. I asked what happened Sunday
night. Z.W. saidthey got drunk and stoned. I asked where the beer came from and he said
he believed Matt brought it. Z.W. described the beer as red cans. I asked what they got
stoned off of. Z.W. said Matt b,rought mariiuana that they were smoking in a glass pipe.
Z.W. said E.L. did not drink any of the beer and he did not see her smoke any of the
marijuana . Z.W . was not sure what time everyone went to bed because he did not have his
phone but he thought it was around midnight. Z.W. saidTim, E.L. and him fell asleep on
the tarp. Z.W. said the tarp was not at the camp fire but was only a short distance away.
Z.W. sudthe tarp was in clear view of the camp fue. Z.W. said Keagan and Matt slept by
the fire pit.
I asked Z.W. what was the first thing he remembered when he woke up on Monday
moming (07 /77 /17).Z.W.said he was woken up by Tirn Z.W. said Keagan, Tim and Matt
werie already awake. Tim handedZ.W. a marijuana pipe with unburnt marijuana in the
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bowl. Z.W.saidhetookacoupleof hitsoffof th"prpuandwentbacktosleep. Z.W.was
woken up again by Tim and Tim said if they didnlt wake up theywere going to fire the
guns so they would wake up. I asked if Tim, Matt and Keagan had been smoking or
drinking when he woke up.Z.W. said they finished all of the beer the night before. Z.W.
said the second timehewokeup the pipehewas smokingmariiuanaoutof thefirsttimehe
was wokenup wlsnolongernexttohimsohe thinksthey were smokingmarijuanawhile
he was asleep. Z.W. said the second time he was woken up he decided to get up and get
dressed. Z.W. walked over to the fire pit and smoked marijuana with Matt, Tim and
Keagaru Z.W. ffiidMatt left to go get the UTV so they could go hunting for porcupines.
I asked Z.W.to tell me about the guns. Z.W.said there were two air rifles and two
real guns. I asked Z.W.to tell me about the two real guru. Z.W.said there was a silver .38
revolver pistol with black grips. I asked who brought th" pistol artdZ.W. said all of the
guns belonged to Matt except for one of the air rifles that was Keagan's. Z.W. said there
was also a 30.06 bolt action rifle with a brown wood stock that covered most of the barrel.
Z.W. said he first saw the pistol on Sunday night. Z.W. hrst remembers seeing the 30.06
rifle Monday morning;
Z.W. said they decided to walk down to Matt and meet up withhim and let E.L.
sleep. Z.W. said he wanted to smoke another bowl of mariiuana before they left. Z.W . sard
they moved over to the tarp, where E.L. was still sleeping. Z.W. described to me where
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Tim, Keagan, E.L. and him were located in relation to the tarp by drawing a picture of the
Iayout of the campsite. Z.W. said E.L. was sleeping on the northern portion of the tarp and
Keagan was sitting on the ground by the southwest corner of the tarp. Tim was sitting on
the ground on the southwest corner of the tarp facrng Keagan. Z.W.said he was about a
foot to the west of Tim facing towards Keagan. Z.W. said Keagan and Tim were playrng
around with the guns, like Russian roulette. Z.W. said the gurui were unloaded but at some
point they loaded the pistol and rifle. Z.W. said there was only one round in the pistol and
he thinks Keagan had three or four rounds loaded in the ifle. Z.W. lvas loading the glass
pipe with marijuaru while Tim and Keagan were messing around with the guns. Z.W. ffiid
Keagan had the rifle and Tim had the pistol and they were pointing them at each other.
Z.W . sardhe heard Tim tell Keagan, "You feeling froggy nigger, jump nigger jump .' Z.W .
said Tim didn't finish the last "ltrmp" when the rifle went otr.Z.W.said the round went
through Tim's face by his cheek . Z.W . said Tim fell badswards and the pistol that was in his
hand fell onto his chest. Z.W .said the hat Tim was wearing went flying and there was a lot
of blood coming from Tim's eye, mouth and nose. Z.W. said he saw Tim's brains go flying.
Z.W. said he got up and started walking towards the fire when he heard another gun shot
and saw a bullet hit a stump in front of him. Z.W. thought the round went by hir hip. Z.W.
said he was yelling at Keagan, "Keagan stop, you just killed my b,rother stop.' Z.W. said
Keaganfired another round athim ttratwentup by hishead and he heard ithitsomething.
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Z.W. srtid after the second shot Keagan told him something along the lines of "Everyone
needs to die, no witnesss." Z.W. said he pleaded with Keagan, "No my fucking family, no
stop." Z.W. said E.L. then woke up and was yelling. Z.W . said Keagan stopped and put the
rifle down next to him and started wailing around on the grourd and rocking back and
forth. Z.W. said,he was afraid of what Keagan would do so he grabbed the pistol off of
Tim's chest and put it in his backpack. Z.W. said they agreed to go find Matt but E.L. and
him did not want to be with Keagan so they had Keagan go in the opposite direction as
thern Z.W. said he was getting lost so E.L. and he headed back to the access road that led
to the campsite because they knew it led out back to the main road.Z.W. said if they could
not find Matt they were going to go back to the shop and call the cops. Z.W. said E.L. and
him did not have a working phone. As E.L. and,Z.W.were walking out to the main road
they were met by Matt and Keagan in the UTV (Mule). I asked what was said when they
met up with Matt and Keagan.Z.W. said he would not talk to Matt or Keagan because he
just watched Tim get shot and the rifle used by Keagan was in the UTV. Z.W.said E.L. and
him rode back to the campsite wittr Matt and Keagan . Z.W.said he stayed in the UTV and
did not want to go back to the campsite because he did not want to see Tim's body. Z.W.
said he was told by E.L. that Matt and Keagan were going to take the body somewhere
else. Matt and Keagan said they were going to put Tim's body into the back of the UTV.
Z.W. sudhe walked down the road because he did not want to see them moving Tim's
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body.Z.W. said Matt and Keagan wrapped Tim's body up in the white tarp he and E.L.
used to sleep on. Z.W. said Matt and Keagan couldn't carry Tim's body up the
embankmentto the UTVso theywrapped a rope aroundhislegsand pulled himup to the
access from the campsite by using the UTV winctu Z.W.said they put Tim's body into the
back of the UTV. Z.W. said they drove back towards the shop on the private driveway
road. Z.W. sau.d they stopped on the private driveway a little ways before reaching the
main road . Z.W . said he saw Tim's body in the back of the UT\/ and told Tim bye and then
walked down towards E.L. to check on her. I asked if he saw Matt and Keagan remove
Tim's body from the UTV and he said, "Yeah, I saw his head hit the ground." Z.W. said
Matt and Keagan removed Tim's body from the UTV and drug him down into the woods
on the east side of the private driveway road.
Z.W. said they went back to the campsite and E.L. artdZ.W. gathered their stuff and
went back to Charlie's shop. I asked about Tim's stuff. Z.W. said it should be in a carno
backpack. Z.W. said he thought N{att and Keagan were going to burn all of Tim's stuff.
Z.W. said he heard Mattand Keagansaytheywantedtoburneverythingthathadbloodon
it. I asked if he left anything at the campsite that Keagan and Matt were going to burn.
Z.W. said he had a comforter that was black on one side and gray on the other that was
used to cover Tim's body. I asked if he had anything of Tim's. Z.W. said he had Tim's
wallet. I asked Z.W . about the abandoned hous e. Z.W . said they stopped at the abandoned
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house as they were leaving to go to Charlie's shop. Z.W. said he was smoking a cigarette
and then he smoked marijuana with Matt before leaving to go to Charlie's shop. Z.W. said
E.L. and him got a ride from Charlie to the Pullman Public Library in Pultman,
Washington.
I told Z.W.I wanted to have him show me the location that Tim's body was moved
to and the campsite. Z.W. rode with me in my departsnent vehicle. There were already
several law enforcement units on scene when we arrived . Z.W. thought a particular area
tooked familiar as the area Tim's body was moved to. We stopped and got out of the
vehicle and walked down ttre road to the south. Z.W. showed me a section of the private
driveway that he believed was where Tim's body was taken to.
Z.W. artdl walked back up the road to the north where my vehicle was parked. I
was informed a couple of minutes later a body was found wrapped up in a white tarp by
Detectives from the Idaho State Police. Sgt. Josh Anderson was on scene and told me the
area Z.W. said Tim's body was located was the same location E.L. told him that she
believed Tim's body was located.
I walked north on the private driveway with Z.W. and two ISP Detectives to have
Z.W. show us the location of the abandoned residence they drove to before going to the
shop where they met up with Charlie. Approximately 100 yards to the north of the
campsite access road on the private driveway intersection there was a dirt road off to the
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east of the private driveway road. Through the trees I could see an old residence. Z.W.
identified the residence and the driveway to the residence as the abandoned residence they
drove to. Later I was infonned by Sgt. |osh Anderson that upon a subsequent search of the
residence a 30.05 rifle matching the description given by Z.W. and E.L. was located inside
with an unspent 30.06 cartridge with blood on it.
I was informed by Sgt.]osh Andersion tlnt Z.W. led them to the location of the
campsite. I was totd by Sgt. |osh Anderson that they were able to locate the campsite with
Z.W .'s assistance. In the areaZ.W . said the white tarp was located Sgt. fosh Anderson told
me they located brain fragments and large areas of blood pooling. A gold and silver watch
with blood on it was located on the access road right by the campsite.
During my interview with E.L. she told me she contacted Keagan and Matt on |uly
18,2017, and told them to meet her and Z.W. at Rosauers in Moscow. E.L. said she told
Keagan and Matt they needed to talk because they were going to go to the cops and report
what happened. E.L. said she waited at Rosauers but Keagan and Matt never showed up
and they would not answer their phone. As otAZ / 19 / 20t7 , Matt and Keagan have not been
located. The last time they were seenwas by Matt's adoptive fattrer, Charlie McKetta, on
07/19/2077, at about 1100 hours. Charlie said Matt and Keagan stayed the night at his
residence,236 North Lieuallen Road in Moscow, and after they woke up on 07/19/2077,
they left the residence on fopt at about 1000 to 1100 hours.
IMTIAL DEIERMINATION OF
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I declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the State of Idaho that the
foregoing is tme and correct.
Dated this ZP day of |uly,2}77
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Latah County Courthouse
P.O. Box 8058
Moscow, Idaho 838434568
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ISB No.2613
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TI{E SECOND IUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COT]NTY OF LATAH
STATE OF IDAHO, )
Plaintiff, )
) Case No. 6;5.-zav- 1,7'il
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) CRIMNALCOMPLA.INT
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, )
Defendant. )
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The undersig.ed, based upon the Affidavit of Ryan Weaver, complains pursuant to Idaho
Code zUSfF, and says Orat KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, in Iatah County, State of
Idaho, on or about the 176 day of Ju1y,2017, did then and there commit crimes against the
People of the State of Idaho: INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, Idaho Code 1&
40[r6p),1840[i7(2), a Felony in Count I; ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE,
Idaho Code 1&305, 184001, f84m3(a), a Felony in Count II;PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE
TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 7UZM,19-
4301A(1X3), a Felony in Count m; CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO NOTIFY
CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMEI.IT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 7A1707,
a Felony in Count fV; PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION ALTERATION OR
CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE Idaho Code 7AZ0d.,18-26C8., a Felony in Count V; and
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT DESTRUCTION ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF
EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 7A7707,7A2ffi3 a Felony in Count VI, committed as follows:
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COUNT I
INVOLUNTARY MANSLA UGI{TER
Idaho Code tA4Cf,i6Q),tB4C07e), a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17u'

day of July, 2077, in l-atah county, state of Idatro, did unlawfully and
without malice kill a human beir,g Timothy Reeves, in the operation of a
firearm in a reckless, careless or negligerrt nurnner which produced death.
COI'NT tr
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Idaho Code 7*N6,78H/Jf,/7, f84003(a), a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17t

day of July,2A7, in lâtah County, State of ldaho, did wilfully, unlawfnlly,
deliberately, with premeditation and with malice aforethoughg attempt to
kill and murder Z,W. (dob 7247-1999), a human b"i.g by shooting at him
to try to eliminate him as a witress to a homicide.
COUNTIII
PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER
OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH
Idaho Code 7Uru,194301A(1X3), a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17h

day of July, 2A17, in Lâtah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and
unlawfully fail to notify, or aid and abet Matthew Jeremy McKetta, in failing
to notify, law enforcement or the latah County Coroner of.the death of
Timothy Reeves, and/or failed to take reasonable precautioirs to preserve
the body, body fluids and the scene of the event, with the intent to prevent
discovery of the rumner of death of Timothy Reeves.
COUNT TV
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAITURE TO
NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH
Idaho Code 1943mA(1X3), 7A7701, a Felony
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That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, or or about the 1zr,

day of July,2077, in the county of Latah state of Idaho, did lmowingly and
unlawfully combine or conspire with Matthew Jeremy McKetta to iomrnit
the crime of Failure to Notify Coroner or law Enforcement of Death, Idaho
Code 194301A(1X3);
in furtherance of the conspiracy and to effect the purpose thereof, the

following overt acts were performed:
7. Wrapped Timothy Reeves body with a blanket and/or a tarp;

2. Moved Timothy Reeves body from the crime scene;
3. Hid Timothy Reeves body inthe woods;
4. Hid or destroyed Timothy Reeves belongings;
5. DesEoyed evidence; and
5. Altered the crime scene to remove or hide physical evidence.
COUNTV
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION
OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE
Idaho Code 7A?04.,18.2603, a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, or or about the 17u,

day of 1uly,2017, in Irtah County, State of Idaho, did wilfuIly, knowingly,
and unlarailully destro/, alter or conceal evidence, or aid and abet tvlatthew
Jeremy McKetta in destroying, altering or concealing evidence which was
about to be produced, used, or discovered as evidence in the investigation of
a criminal felony matter, by removing a rifle and ammunition from the
scene and hiding therru removing or desuoying blood or other trace
evidence from the scene; and removing property of the victim from the
scene, knowing that they were about to be produced, used, or discovered as
evidence upon a trial, proceeding i.qriry, or investigation authorized by
law, tewit the investigation of the homicide of Timothy Reeves, all with
the intent to prevent the evidence from beitg produced used or discovered.
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CONSPIRACY TO COMMT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION
Idaho Code 18-7707,7*2ffi, a Felony
That the Defendant KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, or or about the 17n

day of luly, 2A17, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and.
unlawfully combine or conspire with lvlatthew leremy McKetta to commit
Destruction, Alteratioru or Concealment of Evidence, Idaho Code 7&26A3;

1. Removed a rifle and ammunition from the scene and hid them;
2. Removed or destroyed blood or other trace evidence from the scene;
3. Removed property of the victim from the scene.
All of which is contrary to the form, force and effect of the statutes above cited,
and against the peace and dign ty of the People of the State of Idaho, WHEREFORE
complainant REQUESTS a Warant of Arrest be issued for the person of:
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT

DOB: 04-05-2000
asN: "*-**4113
And that the Defendant may be dealt with according to law.
DATED thir J, day of 20J7..
WILLIAM W. THOMTSON, IR.
ting Attorney
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF1TE-S.TATE

OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LATAH
?01? JilL ZS tH t0: 6ti
THE STATE OF IDAHO, )
) MPD CASE No:17-M06t6i1 I i;,lii i,qt'
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Plaintiff )
) UNIFORM CITATION Nti:'
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) AFFIDAVIT OF: J.House
Defendant ) INITIAL DETERMINATION OF
KEAGAN C. TENNANT ) PROBABLE CAUSE
04105t2000 )
Your affiant, the undersigned police offi@r, being first duly swom, deposes and
1 Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer serving with the Moscow Police
Department.
2. The above indicated defendant has been investigated for the crime of:
Robbery I.C. 186501
and your affiant asks that a Judge, after your affiant lays a complaint before him,
determine whether there is probable cause to believe that said offense has been
committed and that the defendant has committed it.
The facts upon which affiant relied in believing there is probable cause for said
arrest are:
On07ll9l20l7, at approximately 2235 hours I was dispatched to a robbery at902

North Almon St. The RP. Terrance S. Funderbr:rg stated his car was taken at
gunpoint after he delivered a piz.zato a nearby residence. I scanned the area in
route and arrived on scene approximately 1.5 minutes after the call came out.
Upon arrival, I spoke with Funderburg. Funderburg was standing near twoPiz.z.a
Hut car toppers which were on the ground, as well as apiwacarrying bag. I
asked him to tell me what happened.
Funderburg said he pulled into the parking lot to deliver aptzxato 904 N Almon
#2 andnoticed two males sitting on the north side of the parking lot near the
trees. Funderburg told me he delivered the ordered food to a Jayson Washington
in Unit #2 and was rehrming to his white Pontiac Grand Am, Idaho license number
1BX8758. ($2000.00 approximate value.) Funderburg said when he got near the
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driver's side of the car, amale came around the side of a white S[rV, pulled a
black bandana over his face and pointed a gun at him.
Funderburg described the male as approximately 5'10', "kind of chunky." with

dark hair, wearing a black ball cap and jeans. He said the pistol was a matte
silver, small frame revolver. He said the male asked him for the keys to his
car and he gave them to him. When the male received the keys, he told
Funderbnrg to get on the ground. Funderbrng said he laid face down on the
asphalt between his car and the white SW. Funderburg said he could hear
another person behind him and the male with the gun said, uwhat you got on you."
Funderburg said he asked him what do you mean and the male replied, "money."
Funderburg told him he had about 15 dollars on him and the male said, "give it
to me." Funderburg got his wallet out and a second male took it. He
described the second male as approximately the sarne height as the first but
skinnier, with a higher pitched voice, wearing a black bandanna over his face, a
grey shirt and jeans and a black ball cap. Funderburg said the second male
removed the money from his wallet and placed the wallet on his back.
Funderburg said the second, thinner male took the keys, unlocked the doors of
the car and loaded something which sounded like two duffel bags into the back
seat. Funderburg said the thinner male removed the pirzahut toppers from the
car and placed them near him on the ground. The thirmer male entered the
driver's side and the heavier male entered the passenger side. Funderburg said
before they left, he asked them for his phone and the thinner male exited the
car, placed the phone on the hood of the white SW and reentered the car. He
said one of the males told him he would "have his car back in a week." Funderburg
said the two males seemed to struggle with the parking break for a moment and
then left, southbound on Almon St.
Funderburg said after they left, he got up and dialed 911.
Earlier in the night, at approximately 2100, duing our nightly shift briefing, I was
informed we were looking for two suspects in a murder case with Latatr County.
The two suspects were known to be Matthew J. Mcketta and Keagan C. Tennant.
(LCSO case number 2017-03863). Funderburg's description matched the
description of those two suspects.
On 0712412017 , at approximately 0900 hours, I spoke with Ferry County

Washington, Deputy Kersten. He explained on 0712112017, at approximately
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1530 hours, he and other deputies discovered Funderburg's white Pontiac Crrand
AI{, Idatro license plate number lBX8758 on Bamber Creek Road, out of gas.
Dep.Kersten told me they found shoe prints leading from the vehicle into the
woods where Tennant and McKetta were found moments later.
Based on the above information, I am requesting charges for robbery on Mcketta

and Tennant.
I certiff (or declare) under penalty of perjury pursuant to the laws of the State of
Idaho that the foregoing is tnre and correct.
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Plaintiff, ) Case No. CR-2017-22W
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v ) SUPPTEMENIT$L
) AFFIDAVTT OF RYAN WEAVER
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT ) SUPTTORTING INMAL
DOB: 04-05-2000 ) DETERMINATION OF PROBABLE
Defendant ) CAUSE PURSUANT TO r.C.R.s(g
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STATE OF IDAHO )
:ss
County of I-atah )
Your Affiant, the undersigned police officer, b"irg first duly sworn, deposes and
1. Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer senring with Latah Courity
Sheriff's Office.
2. There is probable cause to believe that the crimes of:
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 7W6(2),7W7(2), i"lony;

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ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE, Idaho Code 7A3o6,184001,1&
4003(a), a Felony;
PRINCIPAL TO FAILTIRE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF

DEATH, Idaho Code 7*2M,194301A(1X3), a Felony;
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ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH,Idaho Code 194i01A(1X3), 18-7707, a Felony;
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF

EVIDENCE,Idaho Code 78-20A,78-2ffi3, a Felony;
CONSPIRACY TO COMMT DESTRUCTION ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT

OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 78-77m,78-2fi3, a Felony; and
PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY Idaho Code 1M501, 7A2M, a Felony
have been committed and that the above-named defendant has committed it. The
defendant has been arrested, and your Affiant asks that the Court determine whether
probable cause exists.
crunes are:
On07 /21,/2077, at approximately 2130 hours, Sgt. ]osh Anderson and I arrived at
the Ferry County Sheriff's Office, 175 North |efferson Street, Republic, F"-o), County,
Washington.Sgt.|osh Anderson and I were at the Fetry County Sheriff's Office to speak
with Matthew McKetta (age 18) and KeaganTennant (age77). Matthew and Keagan were
arrested by the Fe"r), County Sheriff's Office on arrest warrants out of Iâtah County and
were bei^g held at the Ferry County Sheriffs Office on those warrants waiting for
extradition processing back to Latah County, Idaho.
Atapproximately 2742hours, Matthewwasbroughtinto anofficeinthe jailforSgt.
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Josh Anderson and me to interview him. Sgt. |osh Anderson and I wanted to speak with
Matthew about his involvement with the death of Timothy Reeves. After the reporting of
Timothy's death the Latah County Sheriff's Office was looking for Matthew and Keagan.
On the night of 07 179 / 2077 , at approximately 22i5 hours, I heard over the radio that two
white males armed with a pistot robbed a male of the money he had in his wallet and his
white Pontiac sedan. I advised Matthew he was b"i.g recorded and advised him of his
Miranda Rights. Matthew agreed to speak with me.
On07/79/2017, Matthew told me Keagan got a textstating law enforcement was
looking for him. Matthew said Keagan and him left his parent's residence, 235 North
Lieuallen Street, Moscow, Idaho. Matthew said Keagan had a red duffte bag and Matthew
had a small green backpack and a black duffle bag. tvlatthew said Keagan and him stayed
at the water tower park until it got dark. After it was dark they made their way down to an
area in Moscow by a gymnastics business. Given the area Matthew was describing I believe
Matthew was talking about Palouse Empire Gymnastics lnc., 810 North Almon Street #8,
in Moscow. Matthew said Keagan stole a white Pontiac Grand Prix from a Pizza Hat
delivery driver. Matthew said it was the s.une vehicle law enforcement found at the Jobs
Corp. Center. Matthew said Keagan went up behind tlrc piz.zadelivery driver'as he opened
the door to the vehicle and pointed a .38 revolver at the pbadelivery driver. Matthew
said the driver got on the ground face first. Matthew said the revolver was unloaded
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because he unloaded it the night before. Matthew said it was the same pistol he previously
described during the interview, which was a silver Smith & Wesson revolver, .38 caliber
with black grips.
Matthew said Keagan got the keys to the Pontiac and some money from thepwza
delivery driver. Matthew said he put their bigs into the back seat of the vehicle and
removed thePizzaHut delivery sign from the top of the Pontiac. I asked Matthew who got
into the driver's seat and who got into the passenger seat. Matthew said he did all of the
driving. Matthew said they drove to Spokane, Washington and then drove norttu Matthew
said Keagan told him where to drive and led him up to the school where Keagan used to
go to that school flobu Corp.). Matthew said they had to park the vehicle at the school
because they ran out of gas.
I asked Matthew if the piza delivery driver saw their faces. Matthew said Keagan
and himwerewearingmasks made out of pieces of one of Keagan's shirtwhichwere dark
blueish.
At approximately 2334 hours, Keagan was brought into the office for Sgt. fosh
Anderson and I to interview. I advised Keagan he was being recorded and I advised him of
his Miranda Rights. Keagan agreed to speak with me.
Keagan said he got a text message on 07 /79/2077, tromsomeone he identified as
Alyssa. Alyssa told him law enforcement was looking for him and Matthew. Keagan said
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he stayed overnight at Matthera/s parent's residence in Moscow. Keagan said he panicked
and him and Matthew packed a couple of bags and left the residence. Keagan said he had a
red dulflebagand Matthewhad ablack duffle bagand a greenbackpack. Th"y walkedup
to the water tower park by Matthery's parent's house and waited for it to get dark. After it
was dark Matthew and himwalked downto the trailer park behind the RosauersGrocery
Store. Keagan said Matthew and him saw a PizzaHut delivery driver making a delivery at
a residence. Keagan and him made masks out of an old shirt of his and covered their faces.
Keagan said he approached the ptzadelivery driver as he was coming back to his white
four door sedan. Keagan said the vehicle was the sarne one that law enforcement found in
the area they were caught and taken into custody. Keagan told the driver to give him his
keys. Keagan said the delivery driver gave him the keys to'the vehicle because he had a
fixed blade black handled Buck knife with stainless steel blade. Keagan said they also took
all of thepizzadelivery driver's cash from his wallet. Keagan said they drove the vehicle to
Spokane, Washington and then they drove towards Canada. Keagan said they ran out of
gas and parked at the |obs Corp. center. I told Keagan we knew there was a pistol and that
they had it when they stole the vehicle. Keagan admitted to me that they did have a pistol.
Keagan said they broke apart the pistol and threw it in the woods by were they were taken
into custody. Keagan said he used the pistot to rob thepizzadelivery driver. Keagan said
he told thepizza delivery driver they did not want his life and then told him to get onto the
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foregoing is tme and correct.
Dated *ts *Lday of !u\y,2077.
Police
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Iatah County Courthouse
P.O. Box 8068
Moscow; Idaho 8384i!
Phone: QM)88}2246
ISB No.2613
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TFIE SECOND IUDICI.AL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR TTM COUNTY OF LATAH
STATE OF IDA}IO, )
Plaintiff,. )
) C-ase No. Cx'-2U17-220f
V )
) AMENDED CRIMINAL COMPLNNT
KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, )
DOB: 04JL2000 )
SSN: ffi-ffi{11.3 )
Defendant. )
)
The undersigned, based upon the Affidavits of Ryan Weaver and ]ason House,
pursuant to Idaho Code 2O-5W, complains and says that KEAGAN CLAYTON
TENNANT, in Latah County, State of Idaho, on or about the 17t and 19r, days of July,
2017, did then and there commit crimes agairst the People of the State of Idaho:
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 184005(2), 78&7Q), a Felony in
Count I; ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE, Idaho Code 1&306, 18-4001,
f94003(a), a Felony in Count tr; PRINCIPAL TO FAILLJRE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR
LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 1U2M,194!01A(1X3), a Felony in Count
m; CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW
ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194!01,4'(1)(3),7V7701, a Felony in Count IV;
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT OF EI/IDENCE,
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Idaho Code LLru, 78-2ffi3, a Felony in Count V; CONSPIRACY TO COMMT

DESTRUCTION ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 18-
7701,78-25U3, a Felony in Count VI; and PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY Idaho C-ode 1865m,
7V2M, a Felony in Count VII, committed as follows:
COUNT I
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGIITER
Idaho Code 1&4006(2),7W7(2), a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN C-LAYTON TENNANT, on or about the lF

day of July, N77, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did trnlawfully and
without malice kill a human b"irg, Timothy Reores, in the operation of a
firearm in a reckless, careless or negligent nranner whidr produced death.
COUNT II
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Idaho C-ode 1&306,184001, fAa00B(a), a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17u'

day of luly,2UL7, in latah County, State of Idahq did wilfully, unlawftrlly,
deliberately, with prerneditation and with malice aforethought, attempt to
kill and murder Z.W. (dob 72-07-7999), a human b"ing, by shooting at him
to try to eliminate him as a witness to a homicide.
COUNT M
Idaho Code 1A?M,194}01A(1X3), u Felo,ny
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17t

day of July, 2077, in I-atah County, State of Idaho, did tnowingly and
unlaurfr:lly fail to notify, or aid and abetlvlatthewleremy McKetta, infailing
to notify, law enforcernent or the Iatah County Coroner of the death of
Timothy Reeves, and/or failed to take reasonable precautions to presenre
the body, body fluids and the scene of the event, with the intent to prwent
discovery of the manner of death of Timothy Reeves.
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COI.JNT IV
CONSPIRACY TOCOMMT FAILURE TO
Idaho Code 194301A(1X3),18-1701, a Felony
That the Defendang KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17u,

day of July, 2077, in lâtah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and
unlawfully combine or conspire !.vlth lvlatthew Jeremy McKetta to comrnit
the crime of Failure to Notify Coroner or Iaw Enforcement of Death, Idaho
Code 194}0m(rX3);
in furthqance of the corupiru.y and to effect the purpose thereof, the

1. Wrapped Timothy Reeves body with a blanket and/ or atae;

3. Hid Timo,thy Reeves body in the woods;
4, Hid or destroyed Timothy Reeves belongings;
5. Destroyed enidence; and
6. Alterd the crime scene to remove or hide physical evidence.
COUNTV
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION ALTERATION,
Idaho Code 7L204',l*zffi,a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17t'

day of July,2UL7, in Latah County, S,tate of Idaho, did wilfully, knowingly,
and unlawfully destroy, alter or conceal evidence, or aid and abet Matthew
Jeremy McKetta in destroying, altering, or concealing evidence which was
about to be produced, used, or discovered as evidence in the investigation of
scene and hiding thern; removing or destroying blood or other trace
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evidence upon a trial, proceeding, inquiry, or investigation authorized by
law, tewit the investigation of the homicide of Timothy Reeves, all with
the intent to prwent the eviderrce from b"i.g produced used or dirovered.
coNSpIRAcy ro corunffiffiucnoN, ALTERATToN

Idaho Code 78-7707,7*268,a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17h

day of luly, 2077, in Iatah County, State of Idahq did knowingly and
unlawfully cornbine or corupire with lvlatthew |eremy McKetta to commit
Destruction, Aleration, or Concealment of Evidencg Idaho Code 7&2ffi3;

1. Removed a rifle and ammunition fromthe scene and hid them;

2. Removed or destroyed blood or other trace evidence from the scene;
3. Removed proper-ty of the victim from the scene.
COUNTVII
PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY
Idaho Code 186501,78-2M, a Felony
That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT. on or about the 19t

day of July, Nl7, in the Gty of Moscow, Latah County, State of ldaho, did
unlawfr.rlly, ild by mears of force or feat, take from the immediate presence
of Terrance Funderburg or aid and abet lvlatthew fererny McKetta in taking
from the immediate presence of Terrance Funderburg, a Pontiac Grand Am,
Idaho license number 18X8758, the property of Terrance Funderburg, which
was accomplished against the will of Terrarrce Funderburg by pointing a
gun at Tenance Funderburg and taking his car keys and money from his
walleL
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All of which is contrary to the form, force and effect of the statutes above cite4
and agairut the peace and dignity of the People of theState of Idaho.
WHEREFORE complainant REQLJESTS that the defendant be dedt with

according to law.
Dated this eS day of luly,2077
WILLIAM W. THOMPSON, IR.

Prosecu ting A
Attorney
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND IUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO,IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LATAH
STATE OF IDAHO, )
Plaintiff, )
) Case No. CR-2017-0 o LNl
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) INITIAL DETERMINATION OF
MATTHEW IEREMY MCKETTA, ) PROBABLE CAUSE
AKA: MATTHEWJ. SMITH, )
DOB: 06-05-1999 )
Defendant. )
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Having examined the Affidavit submitted by Peace Officer Ryan Weaver, along with
the attached documents and the Complaint against the above indicated defendant for the
crimes of:

DEATH, Idaho Code 18-2M,194301A(1X3), a Felony
CONSPIRACY TO COMMTT FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW

ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH,Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 18-7701., a Felony
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF
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EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 18-2M,78-2@3, a Felony
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT

OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 78-1707,18-2603, a Felony
It is hereby determined by the undersigned fudge that there is probable cause to
believe that the said offense has been comrnitted, and that the defendant has committed it.
DATED tf',i, Zft ay of il1i4t zol-LatS:5{+n.

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Plaintiff, )
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) AFFIDAVIT OF RYAN WEAVER
MATTHEW JEREMY MCKE]TA, ) SUPPORTING INITIAL
AKA: MATTHEW I. SMITH, ) DETERMINATION OF PROBABLE
DOB: 0ffi5-1999 ) CAUSE PURSUANT TO r.C.R.5(C)
Defendant. )
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STATE OF IDAHO )
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County of Latah )
Your Affiant, the undersigned police officer, being first duly sworn, deposes and
'1.. Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer serving with Latah County
Sheriff's Office.
2. There is probable cause to believe that the crimes of: PRINCIPAL TO
FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 18-
2M, 194301A(1)(3), a Felony; CONSPIRACY TO COMMfT FAILURE TO NOTIFY
CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 18-7707, a
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Felony; DESTRUCTION ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code
78-2603, a Feiony; and CONSPIRACY TO COMMII DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR
CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 78-77A7, 13-2603 a Felony, have been
committed and that the above-named defendant has committed it. The defendant has not
been arrested, and your Affiant asks that the Court determine whether probable cause
exists.
The facts upon Affiant relies in believing there is probable cause for said
crime are:
On07 /19/20TT,atapproximately 0820hours, Chief DeputyTim Besstarrived atthe
Latah County Sheriff's Detective's Office. Chief Deputy Besst advised Sgt. |osh Anderson,
Detective Hansen and I about a report made to the Lâtah County Sheriff's Office at about
0811 hours. f.D, was reporting that her daughter, E.L. (agel7)and E.L.'s friend, Z.W. (age
17) told her their friend, Timothy ]. Reeves (age 18), was accidentally shot and killed on
07 /17 /2017. I.D. said she was told two other males were also there at the time Timothy
was shot, Keagan C. Tennant (age 17) and Matt (who was later identified as Matthew f.
McKetta (age 18)).
At approximately 0903 hours,I.D., E.L. andZ.W. arrived at the Latah County
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Sheriff's Detective's Office. Sgt. Josh Anderson asked if I would assist him with the
interview of E.L. andZ.W .. Sgt. Josh Anderson had E.L. come into the Detective's interview
room to speak with us while Z.W. and J.D. waited down the hall.
E.L. said she was at East City Park in Moscow, Idahq with Keagan, Timothy and
Z.W. onluly'l'6,2017. Th"y called Matt (unknown last name) to come and pick them up
because they were planning on going camping. E.L. said Matt's dad, Charlie and Matt
arrived at East City Park and picked them all up. E.L. said they drove out towards Troy,
Idaho and got to their camping spot on Nora Creek at approximately four or five in the
evening. E.L. said the next morning she was sleeping and when she woke up Keagan and
Tim were sitting across from each other and she heard Z.W. screaming and heard two shots
and when she rolled over she saw Tim lyiog on the ground with blood coming from his
mouth. E.L. said there was a 38 pistol and a rifle. E.L. said Tim had the pistol and Keagan
had the rifle.
E.L. said they went to look for Matt who left earlier in the morning before the
shooting to go get a 4x4 so they could go porcupine hunting. E.L. said she and Z.W . went
one way around the pond they were camping by and Keagan went the other way to go
look for Matt. E.L. said Z.W. and.her were afraid of getting lost so they doubled back and
walked back to the road that led into the camping spot and found Matt and Keagan on the
road. Matt and Keagan were in the 4x4 and Matt was driving. E.L. said they all drove back
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to the campsite and Z.W. and her stayed at the 4x4 while Matt and Keagan went down to
the campsite to move Tim's body. E.L. said they wrapped Tim up in a white tarp they
were lyittg on before dumping him off of a cliff. E.L. said Tim was wearing blue jeans,
tennis shoes, an unknown t-shirt and an unbuttoned flannel white and black shirt. E.L. said
Tim had a carno back pack with his clothes and stuff inside.,
Sgt. Josh Andersonasked E.L. whatthey didwiththeguns. E.L. said Keaganhad the
rifle and shot Tim. It was very difficult to follow E.L., she was very upset and crying while
she was tellingus whathad happened and shewas jumpingaroundalotinthesequenceof
what happened.
I asked E.L. to draw a picture of the campsite. Sgt. |osh Anderson was looking at the
picture as she was drawing. E.L. said when they drove back to the campsite Matt and
Keagan loaded Tim's body into the back of the 4x4. Keagan rode in the back with Tim's
body, Matt drove and she and Z.W. rode in the front seat next to Matt. E.L. said they drove
to where they dumped the body and then they drove back to the campsite and Matt picked
up all of Tim'.s property and they drove over to an abandoned building and Matt put Tim's
property in the building. E.L. said they all drove to Charlie's shop and met with Charlie.
E.L. said they told Charlie Tim,got a ride with someone else and left. E.L. was still very
upset and she was crying and said she felt very bad about not reporting what happened
when it happened.
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Detective Hansen came into the interview room and asked to speak with me. Sgt.
Josh Anderson told me to advise E.L. of her Miranda Righe and continue the interview. I
went back into the interview room and verbally explained to E.L. her Miranda Rights. I
asked E.L. il she understood her rights as I explained them and she said she did. I was
having trouble following the chain of events as E.L. had described them earlier so I told her
I wanted to start from the beginning.
E.L. said on Sundiy 07/76/20\7, she was in Coltorg Washington, and she was
picked up by her friend, Kenzie Delong. E.L. said Keagan Tennant was with Kenzie when
they stopped in Colton to pick her up because Keagan was staying with Kenzie. E.L. said
Kenzie drove Keaganand hertoPullman,Washington, and theystoppedatMcDonaldsfor
food and then drove to Sage's residence on Wheeler Road in the Pullman area.
E.L. said they made plans at Sage's residence to go camping. Sage did not want to go
and did not want to stay at her residence because she had been fighting with Tim. E.L. said
Kenzie drove Keagan, Tim and her to East City Park in Moscow, Idaho. E.L. said she spoke
with Z.W. over the phone, who was on his way from Sandpoint, Idaho. Z.W. wanted to
know where to meet them at in Moscow. E.L. said Z.W . didnot know where East City Park
was so they made.urangements to meet Z.W. atthe Varsity Diner on the corner of Third
Street and |ackson Street in Moscow. I asked how Z.W. got to the diner. E.L. said he got a
ride from his grandparents whowere driving through Moscow and dropped him off. E.L.
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said she walked down to the diner with Tim to meet with 2.W.. After they met with Z.W.
they walked back to East City Park where Keagan was still waiting. I asked E.L. what time
they were in Moscow at the park. E.L. said she did not know the exact time because her cell
phone battery died, but she thought it was sometime during the afternoon.
E.L. said Matt arrived with his dad, Charlie, in a blue Ford Pickup. They loaded- up
all of their camping gear into the pickup and got into the pickup. Charlie drove thern over
to his residence and went inside the residence with Matt to retrieve food and other
camping supplies and a tarp. Charlie drove them through Troy, Idaho.
S4. Josh Andersoname into the intenriew room and asked if I could identify where
the incident took place. I had E.L. came back to my desk and I pulled up Google Maps. On
the map E.L. told me and showed me on the map that they tirrned onto Nora Creek Road
and the location of the campsite. The area E.L. showed me was accessed by a driveway and
an access road to the left. Charlie drove them down the access road through a locked gate
to a pond with a campsite next to the pond. E.L. pointed out the campsite which was
located on the east side of the pond. E.L. said there was a fire pit at the campsite. I asked
where they took Tim's body. The locationE.L. showedmewhere they tookTim'sbodywas
about half way between the Nora Creek Road and the private driveway intersection and
the turn off to the campsite and the private driveway intersection. E.L. said the body was
taken off of the east side of the private driveway roadway into the woods. E.L. said she
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believes the land where they camped belongs to Charlie and we would need a key to get
past the locked gate.
I asked E.L. to describe the 4x4. E.L. said it was a "Mule" and it was red and blue. I
asked her if it was a U'fV and she said, "Yeah.' E.L. said there was a pickup bed on the
back of the UTV and one front bench seat.
Shortly after arriving at the campsite Charlie left. E.L. said they set up the campsite
and Keagan and Tim left to walk around and hunt for porcupines with two BB guns they
brought with them. E.L. said she was h"rg*g out at the campsite with Z.W.and Matt for a
while and then Matt left. E.L. said Keagan and Tim came back to the campsite and
sometime after it was dark Matt arrived back at the campsite with a Katana Sword, a 30.06
rifle, red cans of beer in a red box and marijuana. E.L. described the rifle as a bolt action
with a brown wood stock with black barrel and action. E.L. described the pistol as a silver
.38 revolver with silver gnps. E.L. described the pistol as having a barrel about four or five
inches long. I asked where the pistol cEune from and E.L. said Matt had it with him from the
beginning. I asked E.L. when she first saw the pistol and E.L. said she first saw the pistol
Sunday night. E.L. said she smoked some of the marijuana but did not drink any of the
beer.
E.L. said everybody went to bed and it was pretty late at night. I showed E.L. the
picture she drew and she said it was a depiction of where everybody was the morning they
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woke up on Monday (07 /17 /17). The pichue showed the tarp ttrat she was sleeping on was
to the north of the fire pit. E.L.'s picture showed the tarp as a square. She showed her
location as being towards the north side of the tarp and Tim at the southeast portion of the
tarp and Keagan was off of the tarp by the southwest corner of the tarp.
I asked E.L. to tell me what the first thing she remembered when she woke up on
Monday morning. E.L. said she was not sure because she could not remember hearing a
gun shot. E.L. thought she was woken up by Z.W. yelling. E.L. then said she heard a
gunshot and then saw Keagan point the 30.06 at Z.W.and fire another round towards
2.W.. E.L. said she was screaming and then Keagan put down the rifle next to him and
started saying over and over agairy ')I'm so sorry." E.L. said Z.W .was running away from
Keagan when Keagan was shooting at him but then he returned to the tarp.
I asked what happened when Z.W. came back to the tarp. E.L. said she was told by
Z.W. that Tim was pointing the pistol towards Keagan and was telling Keagan, "Jump
nigger jrmp" right before Keagan shot him. E.L. said when Z.W.came back he took the
pistol which was resting on Tirnis chest. E.L. said they were very afraid of Keagan and
Z.W. took the pistol because he was afraid of what Keagan might do. E.L. said she went
with Z,W. around the north side of the pond and Keagan went around the south side to
look for Matt. E.L. said Z,W, and her met Matt on the access road they used to get to the
carnpsite. Matt was driving the UTV and Keagan was with Matt on the UTV. E.L. said they
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drove back to the campsite and Matt and Keagan said they were going to move Tim's
body. E.L. said she and Zackwalked to the north of the campsite a little ways to go to some
shade and she wanted to comfortz.W. because he was very upset.
E.L. said Matt and Keagan told them they had loaded up Tim in the UTV and they
walked back to the UTV. E.L. said she did not look in the back of the UTV but knew Tim's
body was back there because she was told Tim's body was back there. E.L. said they drove
to the area she previously described. E.L. said when they stopped she walked down the
road and did not see Matt and Keagan unload Tim's body. E.L. said Matt and Keagan told
her they unloaded the body and everyone gotback into the UTV and they drove back to
the campsite. I asked E.L. if there was anything in the back of the UTV. E.L. said she knew
they unloaded the body because there was nothing in the back of the UTV.
E.L. said Matt walked down to the campsite and packed up Tim's backpack and
some blankets that had blood on thern. E.L. said all of thern got back into the UTV and
drove to an abandoned house and Matt put Tim's property in the house. I asked if they
kept anything of Tim's. E.L, said Keagan put a bloody watch that belonged to Tim on top of
the UTV. E.L. said she and Z.W . have Tint's wallet and his cigarette case and they are at her
residence.
E.L. said everyone went back to the campsite. E.L. said Z.W. and her grabbed their
stuff and they all drove back to Charlids shop. E.L. said Z.W . and her got a ride back to the
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Pullman Public Library in Pullman with Charlie. E.L. said Keagan and Matt stayed at the
shop. E.L. said she never mentioned anything about Tim to Charlie and said Matt told
Charlie at the shop that Tim got a ride from friends.
I walked E.L. back to where |.D. and Z.W. were waiting down the hall and had Z.W.
come to. the interview room. I advised Z.W. of his Miranda Rights and asked if he
understood his rights as I explained them. Z.W. said he did. I told Z.W. the door was
unlocked and he was free to leave at anytime.
Z.W. said,he made arrangements to meet E.L. at the Varsity Dirurer on07/1,6/2017.
Z.W. saidhe got a ride with his grandparents from Sandpoin! Idaho down to Moscow.
While speaking with Z.W. Sgt. Josh Anderson called me and asked me to get additional
information on the location Tim's body was dropped off. Z.W. said Tim's body was on the
east side of the private driveway . Z.W.was having trouble describing the location and said
he would take us to the location where Tim's body was moved to.
Z.W. said he met Tim and E.L. at the Varsity Diner and they walked to East City
Park where Keagan was waiting for them. Z.W. said Matt and Charlie arrived at the park
and picked them up; Prior to that day Z.W. said he had never met Charlie or Matt. Charlie
drove them to Charlie's residence and they picked up food. I asked what else they picked
up at Charlie's andZ.W. said he was inside the pickup so he was not sure. Z.W. said there
were two air rifles in the pickup when he got in at East City Park. After they left Charlie's
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they drove to Charlie's shop. Charlie gave them a shovel and a couple of other tools to tend
to their campfire. To get to the campsite Z.W. said they went down a gravel road and
tumed left onto a dirt road. The dirt road had a yellow gate that was locked. Charlie
opened the gate and drove them down to the campsite. Charlie said he would back in the
morning to see how they were doing and left.
Z.W. satd the campsite had a fire ring with a wooden bench next to the camp fire
rng.Z.W.said the campsite was right next to a pond, about twenty teet.Z.W.said he and
E.L. slept on a tarp that they got from Charlie's pickup. I asked what happened Sunday
night. Z.W. said they got drunk and stoned. I asked where the beer c.une from and he said
he believed Matt brought it. Z.W. described the beer as red cans. I asked what they got
stoned off of. Z.W. said Matt brought marijuana that they were smoking in a glass pipe.
Z.W. said E.L. did not drink any of the beer and he did not see her smoke any of the
marijuana.Z.W.was notsurewhattime everyonewenttobed because he did nothavehis
phone but he thought it was around midnight. Z.W. said,Tim, E.L. and him fell asleep on
the tarp. Z.W. said the tarp was not at the camp fire but was only a short distance away.
Z.W. said the tarp was in clear view of the camp fire. Z.W. said Keagan and Matt slept by
the fire pit.
I asked Z.W . what was the first thing he remembered when he woke up on Monday
morning (07 / 77 / 7n. Z.W . said he was woken up by Tirn. Z.W. said Keagary Tim and Matt
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were already awake. Tim handed,Z.W. a mariiuana pipe with unburnt marijuana in the
bowl. Z.W. said he took a couple of hits off of the pipe and went back to sleep. Z.W. was
woken up again by Tim and Tim said if they didr/t wake up they were going to fire the
guns so they would wake up. I asked if Tim, Matt and Keagan had been smoking or
drinking when he woke up. Z.W. said they finished all of the beer the night before. Z.W.
said the second time he woke up the pipe he was smoking mariiuana out of the first time he
waswokenup was no longernextto him so he thinksthey were smokingmarijuana while
he was asleep. Z.W. said the second time he was woken up he decided to get up and get
dressed. Z.W. walked over to the fire pit and smoked marijuana with Matt, Tim and
Keagan. Z.W. said Matt left to go get the UTV so they could go hunting for porcupines.
I asked Z.W. to tell me about the guns. Z.W. said there were two air rifles and two
real guns. I asked Z.W. to tell me about the two real guns. Z.W. said there was a silver .38
revolver pistol with black grips. I asked who brought the pistol andZ.W. said all of the
guns belonged to Matt except for one of the air rifles that was Keagan's. Z.W. said there
was also a 30.06 bolt action rifle with a brown wood stock that covered most of the barrel.
Z.W. said he first saw the pistol on Sunday night. Z.W. fkst remembers seeing the 30.06
rifle Monday morning.
Z.W. said they degided to walk down to Matt and meet up with him and let E.L.
sleep. Z.W. saidhe wanted to smoke another bowl of mariiuana before they left. Z.W. said
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they moved over to the tarp, where E.L. was still sleeping. Z.W. described to me where
Tim, Keagan, E.L. and him were located in relation to the tarp by drawing a picture of the
layout of the campsite. Z.W. saidE.L. was sleeping on the northern portion of the tarp and
Keagan was sitting on the ground by the southwest corner of the tarp. Tim was sitting on
the ground on the southwest corner of the tarp facing Keagan. Z.W.said he was about a
foot to the west of Tim facing towards Keagan. Z.W. said Keagan and Tim were playing
around with the guns, like Russian roulette. Z.W. said the guns were unloaded but at some
point they loaded the pistol and rifle. Z.W. saidthere was only one round in the pistol and
he thinks Keagan had three or four rounds loaded in the nfle.Z.W. was loading the glass
pipe with marijuana while Tim and Keagan were messing around with the guns. Z.W. satd
Keagan had the rifle and Tim had the pistol and they were pointing them at each other.
Z.W. said he heard Tim tell Keagan, "You feeling frogry nigger, jump nigger jump ." Z.W .
said Tim didn't finish the last "lump" when the rifle went of!..2.W. said the round went
through Tim's face by his cheek. Z.W . saidTim fell backwards and the pistol that was in his
hand fell onto his chest. Z,W,said the hat Tim was wearing went flying and there was a lot
of blood coming from Tim's eye, mouth and nose. Z.W . said he saw Tim's brains go flying.
Z.W. saidhe got up and started walking towards the fire when he heard another gun shot
and saw a bullet hit a stump in front of him. Z.W. thought the round went by his hip. Z.W .
said he was yelling at Ke4gan, 'Keagan stop, you just killed my brother stop." Z.W. said
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Keagan fired another round at him that went up by his head and he heard it hit something.
Z.W. said after the second shot Keagan told him something along the lines of "Everyone
needs to die, no witnesses," Z.W .said he pleaded with Keagan, "No my fucking family, no
stop." Z.W . said,E.L. then woke up and was yelling. Z.W. said Keagan stopped and put the
rifle down next to him and started wailing around on the ground and rocking back and
forth. Z.W, said he was afraid of what Keagan would do so he grabbed the pistol olf ot
Tim's chest and put it in his backpack. Z.W. said they agreed to go find Matt but E.L. and
him did not want to be with Keagan so they had Keagan go in the opposite direction as
them. Z.W. said he was getting lost so E.L. and he headed back to the access road that led
to the campsite because they knew it led out back to the main road . Z.W.said if they could
not find Matt they were going to go back to the shop and call the cops. Z.W. said E.L. and
him did not have a working phone. As E.L. andZ.W.were watking out to the main road
they were met by Matt and Keagan in the UTV (Mule). I asked what was said when they
met up with Matt and Keagan.Z.W. said he would not talk to Matt or Keagan because he
just watched Tim get shot and the rifle used by Keagan was in the UTV. Z.W. said E.L. and
him rode back to the campsite with Matt and Keagan.Z.W. said he stayed in the UTV and
did not want to go back to the campsite because he did not want to see Tim's body. Z.W.
said he was told by E.L. that Matt and Keagan were going to take the body somewhere
else. Matt and Keagan said they were going to put Tim's body into the back of the UTV.
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Z.W. said he walked down the road because he did not want to see them moving Tim's
body. Z.W. said Matt and Keagan wrapped Tim's body up in the white tarp he and E.L.
used to sleep on. Z.W. said Matt and Keagan couldn't carry Tim's body up the
embankment to the UTV so they wrapped a rope around his legs and pulled him up to the
access from the campsite by using the UTV winch. Z.W. saidthey put Tim's body into the
back of the UTV. Z.W.said they drove back towards the shop on the private driveway
road. Z.W. said they stopped on the private driveway a little ways before reaching the
main road. Z.W. aidhe saw Tinrls body in the back of the UTV and told Tim bye and then
walked down towards E.L. to check on her. I asked if he saw Matt and Keagan remove
Tim's body from the UTV and he said, "Yeah, I saw his head hit the ground." Z.W. said
Matt and Keagan removed Tim's body from the UTV and drug him down into the woods
on the east side of the private driveway road.
Z.W. said they went back to the campsite and E.L. and Z.W. gathered their stuff and
went back to Charlie's shop. I asked about Tim's stuff. Z.W. said it should be in a c.uno
backpack. Z.W. said he thought Matt and Keagan were going to burn all of Tim's stuff.
Z.W.saidhe heard Mattand Keagansaytheywantedto burneverythingthathadbloodon
it. I asked if he left anything at the campsite that Keagan and Matt were going to burn.
Z.W. said he had a comforter that was black on one side and gray on the other that was
used to cover Tim's body. I asked if he had anything of Tim's. Z.W. said he had Tim's
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wallet. I asked Z.W . about the abandoned house. Z.W. said they stopped at the abandoned
house as they were leaving to go to Chartie's shop. Z.W. said,he was smoking a cigarette
and then he smoked marijuana with Matt before leaving to go to Charlie's shop. Z.W. said
E.L. and him got a ride from Charlie to the Pullman Public Library in Pullman,
Washington.
I told Z.W.I wanted to have him show me the location that Tim's body was moved
to and the campsite. Z.W. rode with me in my deparfinent vehicle. There were already
several law enforcement units on scene when we arrived . Z.W . thought a particular area
looked familiar as the area Tim's body was moved to. We stopped and got out of the
vehicle and walked down the road to the south. Z.W.showed me a section of the private
driveway that he believed was where Tim's body was taken to.
Z.W. andl walked back up the road to the north where my vehicle was parked. I
was informed a couple of minutes later a body was found wrapped up in a white tarp by
Detectives from the Idaho State Police. Sgt. Josh Anderson was on scene and told me the
arca Z.W. said Tim's body was located was the same location E.L. told him that she
believed Tim's body was located.
I walked north on the private driveway with Z.W. and two ISP Detectives to have
Z.W. show us the location of the abandoned residence they drove to before going to the
shop where they met up with Charlie. Approximately 100 yards to the north of the
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campsite access road on the private driveway intersection there was a dirt road off to the
east of the private driveway road. Through the trees I could see an old residence. Z.W.
identified the residence and the driveway to the residence as the abandoned residence they
drove to. later I was informed by SSt.Josh Anderson that upon a subsequent search of the
residence a 30.06 rifle matching the description given by Z.W. and E.L. was located inside
with an urupent 30.06 cartridge with blood on it.
I was informed by Sgt. Josh Anderson that Z.W.led them to the location of the
campsite. I was told by Sgt. Josh Anderson that they were able to locate the campsite with
Z.W.'sassistance. In the areaZ.W.said the white tarp was located Sgt. |osh Anderson told
me they located brainfragments and largeareas of blood pooling. A gold and silverwatch
with blood on it was located on the access road right by the campsite.
During my interview with E.L. she told me she contacted Keagan and Matt on July
78,2017, and told them to meet her and Z.W. at Rosauers in Moscow. E.L. said she told
Keagan and Matt they needed to talk because they were going to go to the cops and report
what happened. E.L. said she waited at Rosauers but Keagan and Matt never showed up
and they would not answer their phone. As of 07 / 19 / 2m7 , Matt and Keagan have not been
located. The last time they were seen was by Matt's adoptive father, Charlie McKetta, on
07/19/2077, at abr:rut 1100 hours. Charlie said Matt and Keagan stayed the night at his
residence, 236 North Lieuallen Road in Moscow, and after they woke up on 07/19/2017,
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P.O. Box 8068
Moscow, Idaho 838434568
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND IUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TI{E
STATE OF IDAHq IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LATAH
STATE OF IDAHO, )
Plaintift )
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) CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
MATTHEW IERET!ry MCKETI A, )
AKA: MATTHEW I. SMITH, )
Defendant. )
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The undersigned, based upon the Affidavit of Ryan Weaver, complains and says that
MATTHEW IEREIvIY MCKEITA, in Latah County, State of Idahq on or about the 17f
day of July, 2077, did then and there commit crimes against the People of the State of
Idaho: PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT
OF DEATH, Idaho Code 1U2M,194301A(1)(3), a Felony in Count I; CONSPIRACY TO
COMMIT FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH,
Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 18-7701, a Felony in Count II; PRINCIPAL TO
DESTRUCTION AL'IERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 8-
2M,78-2603, a.Felony in Count III; and CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT DESTRUCTION,
ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 1U1707, 78-26G3 a
Felony inCount IV committed as follows:
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Idaho Code 18-2M,194301A(1)(3), a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREMY MCKETTA, on or about the 17t

day of July, 2077, in Latah County, State of lclaho, did knowingly and
unlawfuIly fail to notify, or aid and abet Keagan Clayton Teruran0 in failing
to notify, law enforcement or the Latah County Coroner of the death of
Timothy Reeves, and/ or failed to take reasonable precautions to preserve
discovery of the manner of death of Timothy Reeves.
COUNT II
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO
Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 78-77}l,a Felony
That the Defendant, MAI]THEW IEREMY MCKETI& or or about the 17m

day of July,2077, in the County of Laah, State of ldaho, did knowingly and
unlawfully combine or conspire with Keagan Clayton Tennant to commit
the crime of Failure to Notify Coroner or Law Enforcement of Death, Idaho
Code 194301A(1)(3);

1. Wrapped liimothy Reeves body with a blanket and/or atarp)

3. Hid Timothy Reeves body in the woods;
4. Hid or destsoyed Timothy Reeves belongings;
5. Destroyed evidence; and
6. Altered thecrime scene to remove or hide physical evidence.
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PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION,
Idaho Code 18-2M,78-2603, a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREIfY MCKETTA, or or about the lZtt

day of luty,2017, in I-atah County, State of ldaho, did wilfully, knowingly,
and unlawfully destroy, alter or conceal evidence, or aid and abet Keagan
Clayton Tennant in destroying alterin& or concealing evidence which was
about to be produced, used, or discovered as evicience in the investigation of
a criminal felony matter, by removi.g u rifle and ammunition from the
scene and hiding them; removing or destroying blood or other trace
evidence upon a trial, proceeding, inqurry, or investigation authonzed by
Iaw, to-wit: the investigation of the homicide of Timothy Reeves, all with
the intent to prevent the evidence from beirg produced, used or discovered.
COUNT IV
CONSPIRACY TO COMMTT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION,
OR CONCEALMENT CF EVIDENCE
Idaho Code 78-1707,7*26A3, a Felony
That the Defendant MATIHEW JEREN,IY MCKETIA, or or about the 17u

day of luly, 2A17, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did knowingiy and
Destrnctiory Alteration, or Concealment of Evidence,Idaho Code 78-2603;
in furtherance of :the:eonspiracy and to effect the purpose thereof, the

following overtracts Were performed i
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\, Removed a rifle and ammunition from the scene and hid them;
2. Removed or d.estroyed blood or other trace evidence from the scene;
3; Rgmoved prope$y of the victim from the scenej
6, Altered ttre cdr4e scene to remove or hide physical evidence.
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and against the peace and dignrty of the People of the State of Idaho, WHEREFORE
complainant REQUESTS a Warrant of Arrest be issued for the person of:
MATTHEWIEREMY MCKETTA
AKA: MATTI-IEW I. SMITH
DOB: 06-05.1999
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And that the Defendant may be dealt with according to law.
DArED this -b day of J4- 2oJ1-.
WILLIAM W. THOMTSON, IR.

Prosecuting Attorney
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THE STATE OF IDAHO, )
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) AFFIDAVIT OF: J.House
Defendant ) INITIAL DETERMINATION OF
MATTHEW J. MCKETTA ) PROBABLE CAUSE
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Your affiant, the undersigned police officer, being first duly sworn, deposes and
1 Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer serving with the Moscow Police
Department.
2. The above indicated defendant has been investigated for the crime of:
Robbery l.C. 18-6501
and your affiant asks that a Judge, after your affiant lays a complaint before him,
determine whether there is probable cause to believe that said offense has been
committed and that the defendant has committed it.
The facts upon which affiant relied in believing there is probable cause for said
arrest are:
On07ll9l20l7, at approximately 2235 hours I was dispatched to a robbery at902

North Almon St. The RP. Terrance S. Funderburg stated his car was taken at
gunpoint after he delivered a piztato a nearby residence. I scanned the area in
route and arrived on scene approximately 1.5 minutes after the call came out.
Upon arrival,I spoJ<e with Funderburg. Funderburg was standing near two Pizza
Hut car toppprs-which were on the ground, as well as apiz:zacarrying bag. I
asked him to tell me what happened.
Funderburg said he pulled into the parking lot to deliver apizza to 904 N Almon
#2 andnoticed two males sitting on the north side of the parking lot near the
trees. Funderburg told me he delivered the ordered food to a Jayson Washington
in Unit #2 andwas returning,to his white Pontiac Grand Am, Idaho license number
1BX8758.,($2000.00 approx,imate value.) Funderburg said when he got near the
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driver's side of the car, a male came around the side of a white SUV, pulled a
black bandana over his face and pointed a gun at him.
Funderburg described the male as approximately 5'10", "kind of chunky." with

dark hair, wearing a black ball cap and jeans. He said the pistol was a matte
silver, small frame revolver. He said the male asked him for the keys to his
car and he gave them to him. When the male received the keys, he told
Funderburg to get on the ground. Funderburg said he laid face down on the
asphalt between his car and the white SW. Funderburg said he could hear
another person behind him and the male with the gun said, "what you got on you."
Funderburg said he asked him what do you mean and the male replied, "money."
Funderburg told him he had about 15 dollars on him and the male said, "give it
to me." Funderburg got his wallet out and a second male took it. He
described the second male as approximately the same height as the first but
skinnier, with a higher pitched voice, wearing a black bandanna over his face, a
grey shirt and jeans and a black ball cap. Funderburg said the second male
repoved the money from his wallet and placed the wallet on his back.
Funderburg said the second, thinner male took the keys, unlocked the doors of
thg car and loaded something which sounded like two duffel bags into the back
seat. Funderburg said the thinner male removed the pizza hut toppers from the
car and placed them near him on the ground. The thinner male entered the
driver's side and the heavier male entered the passenger side. Funderburg said
before they left, he asked them for his phone and the thinner male exited the
car, placed the phone on the hood of the white SW and reentered the car. He
said one of the males,told,him he would "have his car back in a week." Funderburg
said the two males seemefl to struggle with the parking break for a moment and
then left, southloupdlon Almon St.
Funderburg sai{ a$er they left, he got up and dialed 911.
Earlier in the' at 2100, during our nightly shift briefing, I was

informed we -*ere for two suspects in a murder case with Latah County.
The two suspects were known to be Matthew J. Mcketta and Keagan C. Tennant.
(LCSO case numbpr 2017-03863). Funderburg's description matched the
dgscription of fhosg two suspects.
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1530 hours, he and other deputies discovered Funderburg's white Pontiac Grand
AM, Idaho license plate number lBX8758 on Bamber Creek Road, out of gas.
Dep.Kersten told me they found shoe prints leading from the vehicle into the
woods where Tennant and McKetta were found moments later.
Based on the above information, I am requesting charges for robbery on Mcketta

and Tennant.
I certiff (or declare) under penalty of perjury pursuant to the laws of the State of
Idaho that the foregoing is true and correct.
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STATE OF IDAHO,IhI AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LATAH

Plaintiff, ) Case No. CR-2017-2207
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v ) SUPPLEMENTAL
) AFFIDAVIT OF RYAN WEAVER
MATTHEW IEREI\NT MCKETTA, ) SUPPORTING INITIAL
AKA: MATTHEW I. SMTIH, ) DETERMINATION OF PROBABLE
DOB: 06-05-1999 ) CAUSE PURSUANT TO r.C.R.s(C)
Defendant. )
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STATE OF IDAHO )
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County of Latah )
Your Affiant, the undersigned police officer, being first duly sworn, deposes and
1. Your affiant is a duly qualified peace officer serving with Latah County
Sheriff's Office.
2. There,is probable cause to believe that the crimes of:

DEATH, Idaho Code 78-204,194301A(1X3), a Felony;

ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1X3), 18-170L, a Felony;
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DESTRUCTION, ALTERA.TION, oR CONCEALMENT oF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code

78-2603, a Felony;
CONSPIRACT TO COMMIT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT

OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 78-1707,18-26A3 a Felony; and
PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY, Idaho Code 18650t,78-2B,a Felony
have been committed and that the above-named defendant has committed it. The
defendant has been arrested, and your Affiant asks that the Court determine whether
probable cause exists.
cnmes are:
On07 /21,/2077, at approximately 2130 hours, Sgt.Josh Anderson and I arrived at
the Ferry County Sheriff's Office, 175 North |efferson Sfieet,.Republic, Ferry County,
Washington. Sgt. Josh Anderson and I were at the Ferry County Sheriff's Office to speak
with Matthew McKetta (age 18) and Keagan Tennant (age77). Matthew and Keagan were
arrested by the Ferry County Sheriff's Office on arrest warrants out of Latah County and
were being held at the Ferry County Sheriff's Office on those warrants waiting for
extradition processing back to Latah County, Idaho.
At approximately 2742hours, Matthew was brought into an office in the jail for Sgt.
]osh Anderson and me to interview him. Sgt. fosh Anderson and I wanted to speak with
Matthew about his involvement with the death of Timothy Reeves. After the reporting of
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Timothy's death the Latah County Sheriff's Oftice was looking for Matthew and Keagan.
On the night of 07 / 19 / 2017 , atapproxima tely 2235 hours, I heard over the radio that two
white males armed with a pistol robbed a male of the money he had in his wallet and his
white Pontiac sedan. I advised Matthew he was being recorded and advised him of his
Miranda Rights. Matthew agreed to speak with me.
On07/lg/2}l7,Matthew told me Keagan got a text stating law enforcement was
looking for him. Matthew said Keagan and him left his parent's residenc e, 236 North
Lieuallen Street, Moscow, Idaho. Matthew said Keagan had a red duffle bag and Matthew
had a small green backpack and a black duffle bag. Matthew said Keagan and him stayed
at the water tower park until it got dark. After it was dark they r4ade their way down to an
area in Moscow by a gymnastics business. Given the area Matthew was describing I believe
Matthew was talking about Palouse Empire Gymnastics Inc., 810 North Almon Street #B,
in Moscow. Matthew said Keagan stole a white Pontiac Grand Prix from a Pizza Hut
delivery driver. Matthew said it was the same vehicle law enforcement found at the Jobs
Corp. Center. Matthewsaid Keaganwentupbehind thepizzadeliverydriverasheopened
the door to the vehicle and pointed a .38 revolver at the pizza delivery driver. Matthew
said the driver got on the ground face first. Matthew said the revolver was unloaded
because he unloaded it the night before, Matthew said it was the same pistol he previously
described during the interview, which was a silver Smith & Wesson revolver, .38 caliber
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with black Sips.
Matthew said Keagan got the keys to the Pontiac and some money from thepizza
delivery driver. Matthew said he put their bags into the back seat of the vehicle and
removed thePizzaHut delivery sign from the top of the Pontiac. I asked Matthew who got
into the driver's seat and who got into the passenger seat. Matthew said he did all of the
driving. Matthew said they drove toSpokane,Washingtonandthendrovenorth. Matthew
said Keagan told him where to drive and led him up to the school where Keagan used to
go to that school (Jqbs Corp.). Matthew said they had to park the vehicle at the school
because they ran out of gas.
I asked Matthew if the pizz.adelivery driver saw their faces. Matthew said Keagan
and him were wearing masks made out of pieces of one of Keagan's shirt which were dark
blueish.
At approximately 2334 hours, Keagan was brought into the office for Sgt. Josh
Anderson and I to interview. I advised Keagan he was being recorded and I advised him of
his Miranda Rights. Keagan agreed to speak with me.
Keagan said he got a text message on 07 /79/2077, trom someone he identified as
Alyssa. Alyssa told him law enforcement was looking for him and Matthew. Keagan said
he stayed overnight at Matthew's parent's residence in Moscow. Keagan said he panicked
and him and Matthew packed a couple of bags and left the residence. Keagan said he had a
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red duffle bag and Matthew had a black duffle bag and a green backpack. Th"y walked up
to the water tower park by Matthew's parent's house and waited for it to get dark. After it
was dark Matthew and him walked down to the trailer park behind the Rosauers Grocery
Store. Keagan said Matthew and him saw a PizzaHut delivery driver making a delivery at
a residence. Keagan and him made masks out of an old shirt of his and covered their faces.
Keagan said he approached the pizza delivery driver as he was coming back to his white
four door sedan. Keagan said the vehicle was the same one that law enforcement found in
the area they were caught and taken into custody. Keagan told the driver to give him his
keys. Keagan said the delivery driver gave him the keys to the vehicle because he had a
fixed blade black handled Buck knife with stainless steel blade. Keagan said they also took
all of the pizzadelivery driver's cash from his wallet. Keagan said they drove the vehicle to
Spokane, Washington and then they drove towards Canada. Keagan said they ran out of
gas and parked at the |obs Corp. center. I told Keagan we knew there was a pistol and that
they had it when they stole the vehicle. Keagan admitted to me that they did have a pistol.
Keagan said they broke apart the pistol and threw it in the woods by were they were taken
into custody. Keagan said he used the pistol to rob the pizz.a delivery driver. Keagan said
he told the pizzadelivery driver they did not want his life and then told him to get onto the
ground.
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foregoing is true and correct.
Dated tttrs J4 day of Ju1y,2017.
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P.O. Box 8068
Moscow,Idaho 83843
Phone: (208)883-2246
ISB No.2613
INTHEDISTRISTCoURToFTHESECoNDJUDICIALDISIRICToFTHE
STATEoFIDAHo,INAhIDFoRTHECoI,JNTYoFLATAH
STATE OF IDAHO, )
Plaintiff, )
) Case No. Cx'2oV'2207
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MATTHEW IEREIVfY MCKETTA, )
AKA: MATTHEWI. SMITH, )
DOB: 6o5:1999 )
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The undersigned, based upon the Affidavits of Ryrn Weaver and lasori IIf,
complains and says that MATTHEW IEREMY MCKETTA" in lâtah County, 9.t of
Idaho, on or about the 17o and 19h days of filJy,2017, did ften and there commit fiimps
against the People of the State of Idaho: PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE TO iWIIFY
cbnoxrR oR LAw ENFoRCEMENT oF DEATH, Idaho code tvar^,19-&n1A(t)@), a
Felony in Count I; CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO I{OIIFY CORONB. OR
LAw ENFORCEMENT oF DEATH, Idatro Code 194lmA0)@), 1&1701, a Felur5r in
Count II; PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION O[ COTTICEALMENT oF
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EVIDENCE, Idaho Code 1A2M, l8-2ffi, a Felony in Count III; CONSPIRACY TO
COMMIT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE Idaho
Code 18-770'1,,18-2ffi, a Felony in Count IV; and PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY, Idaho Code
18-650L, 74204, a Felony in Count V committed as follows:
COUNT I
OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATI{
Idaho Code 18-2M,194301A(1X3), a Felony
That the Defendang MATTHEW IEREIvfY MCKETTA, on or about the 17u,

day of luly, 2077, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and
unlawfully fail to notify, or aid and abet Keagan Clayton Tennant, in failing
to notify, Iaw enforcement or the Latah County Coroner of the death of
Timothy Reeves, and/or failed to take reasonable precautions to presenre
discovery of the rnnner of death of Timothy Reeves.
COUNT II
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO
Idaho Code 194i01A(1X3), 7A7707, a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREMY MCKETT& on or about the 17e

day of luly, 2077, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and
the crime of FailUre to Notify Coroner or Law Enforcement of Death, Idaho
Code 194301A(1X3);

1. Wrapped Timothy Reevqs body with a blarrket and/or a tarpi

3. Hid fimothy,.Reeves body in the woods;
4. Hid or destroyed Timothy Reeves belongings;
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5. Destroyed evidence; and
COI,JNT III
PRINCIPAL TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION,
Idaho Code 78-20/,,1*2ffi, a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREIfY MCKETTA, on or about the 17u,

day of Juty,2017, in Latah County, State of Idaho, did wilfuIly, knowingly,
and unlawfully destro/, alter or conceal evidence, or aid and abet Keagan
Clayton Tennant in destroying, alterin& or concealing evidence which was
about to be producd, used, or discovered as evidence in the investigation of
scene and hiding thern; removing or destroying blood or other trace
scene, knowing that they were about to be produced used, or discovered as
evidence upon a trial, proceeding inquiry, or investigation authorized by
law, to-wit: the investigation of the homicide of Timothy Reevqs, all with
the intent to prevent the evidence from b"i.g produced, used or discovered.
COUNT TV
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION,
Idaho Code 18-7701,1&2ffi3, a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREMY MCKETTA, on or about the 17t'

day of July, 2077, iil Latah County, State of Idaho, did knowingly and
unlawfully combine or conspire with Keagan Clayton Terurant to commit
Destruction, Alteraticin, or Concealment of Evidence, Idaho Code 7b2ffi3;
in furtherance of the corupiracy and to effect the purpose thereof, the

following gvert acts were performed:
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1. Remo.ved a rifle and ammunition from the scene and hid them;
2. Remoy@ op destroyed blood or other trace evidence from the scene;
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3. Removed property of the victim from the scene;
COUNTV
PRINCIPAL TO ROBBERY
Idaho Code 186501, 1&2M, a Felony
That the Defendant, MATTHEW IEREIvfY MCKETI& on or about the 19t,

day of !u[y,2017, in the City of Moscow, latah County, State of ldaho, did
unlawfulll, and by mearu of force or fear, take from the immediate presence
of Terrance Funderburg, or aid and abet Keagan Clayton Terurant in taking
from the immediate presence of Terrance Funderburg, a Pontiac Grand Am,
Idaho license nurnber 18X8758, the property of Terrance Funderburg, which
was accomplished against the will of Terrance Funderburg by pointing a
gun at Terrance Funderburg and taking his car keys and money from his
wallet.
and against the peace and dignity of the People of the State of Idaho.
WHEREFORE complainant REQUESTS that the defendant be dealt with

according to law.
Dated this SS - day of Ju1y,2077.
WILLIAM W. THOMT{SON, IR
Prosecuting
by
Eq/trty
AMENDED CRIMINAL COMPLAINT: Page 4

OUT OF COUNTY/STATE WARRANT SERVICE INT'ORMATION SIIEET
Dispatcher
Initials
Name of Subject Arrested:
Warrant Bond Amount:

o
Charges:
Date of Arrest: 0'l'u'lT Time ofAnest: fu

Anesting Agency: fu)-K
v
hao Phone /
Holding Agency: Fax#: ry'fF *?0b

(Circle one of the bolded options below for each question.)
Was warrant confrmration requested by Telephone, Teletype (YQ) or both?
Name of the requestor: IMJ?ATTL

Was a YR sent? Yes / No. If no, explain: l"t ln?ntwn
A copy of the warrant was sent by Teletype
Was a Locate / No. If no, explain:

Is the subject being held on local charges by the aresting agency? Yes
If
P on subject?
Did the subject bond out? Ves 6i)

No-
% ilod#--lfuh
tf ,il;; court date was given?
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Forward to: Records
Out of County Warrant Scrvice Information

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Date:7t26t2017 Second Judicia! District Court - Latah County NO.

Received of: KREM $ 79.00

Seventy-Nine and 00/100 Dollars

Case. CR-2017-0002200 Defendant Tennant, Keagan Clayton Amount

Technology Cost - CC 3.00

LATAH COt'{W CONTHOT'SE

Credit card: 8795 Expires: 06/21

,.;AX iLik' t1_:%

INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 184006(2) ,184N7,a Felony

ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE, Idaho Code 7U3M, 184001,

PRINCIPAL TO FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF

CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW

PRINCIPAL. TO DESTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR CONCEALMENT OF

CONSPIRACY TO COMMT DESTRUCTION ALTERATION OR CONCEAI}{ENT

It is hereby determined by the undersigned Judge that there is probable cause to

DArEDtr.i, 2-c E yd ql.zoJ-u*T,Isy^.

rN rHE DrsrRrcr couRr oF rHE sEcoND IuDrcrA,

says under oath as follows:

2. There is probable cause to believe that ttre crimes of: INVOLUNTARY

MANSLAUGHTE& Idaho Code 184006(2),78-4C07, a Felony; ATTEMPTED MURDER IN

FAILURE TO NOTIFY CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 1&

2W 79407A(1X3), a Felony; CONSPIRACY TO COMMT FAILURE TO NOTIFY

CORONER OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OF DEATH, Idaho Code 194301A(1)(3),7&1701,, a

Felony; DESIRUCTION, ALTERATION OR CONCEALMENT OF EVIDENCE, Idaho Code

7*2ffi, a Felony; and CONSPIRACY To DESIRUCTION ALTERATION on

McKetta (age 18)).

had the rifle.

walkedback to theroad thatted into thecampingspotandfound Mattand Keaganonthe

Sgt.Josh AndersonaskedE.L. whattheydidwiththe guns. E.L. saidKeaganhad the

upall of Tim's property and theydrove overto anabandonedb,uildingand MaftputTim's

havingtroublefollowingthechainof events asE.L. had descriHthemearliersoltoldher

I wanted to start from the begiruring.

knowwheretomeetthematinMoscow. E.L. said Z.W.didnotknowwhereEastCityPark

ridefromhis grandparentswhowere drivingthroughMoscowand droppedhimoff. E.L.

camping supplies and a tarp. Chadie drove them through Troy,Idaho.

where they tookTim'sbody. ThelocationE.L. showedmewheretheytookTim'sbodywas

past the locked gate.

back of the UTV and one front bench seat.

pichrre she drewand she said itwas a depictionof whereeverybodywasthemorningthey

Charlie at the shop that Tim got a ride from friends.

unlocked and he was free to leave at anytime

morning to see how they were doing and left.

the fire pit.

bowl. Z.W.saidhetookacoupleof hitsoffof th"prpuandwentbacktosleep. Z.W.was

said the second timehewokeup the pipehewas smokingmariiuanaoutof thefirsttimehe

was wokenup wlsnolongernexttohimsohe thinksthey were smokingmarijuanawhile

rifle Monday morning;

Keaganfired another round athim ttratwentup by hishead and he heard ithitsomething.

on the east side of the private driveway road.

Z.W. said he heard Mattand Keagansaytheywantedtoburneverythingthathadbloodon

believed Tim's body was located.

with an unspent 30.06 cartridge with blood on it.

they left the residence on fopt at about 1000 to 1100 hours.

foregoing is tme and correct.

Dated this ZP day of |uly,2}77

;;;i:.; iirt CR,?.011.'

?017 Jt L 20 Ptl S: rr5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TI{E SECOND IUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE

STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COT]NTY OF LATAH

CRIMINAL COMPLAINT: Page -1-

That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17u'

That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17t

That the Defendant, KEAGAN CLAYTON TENNANT, on or about the 17h

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Dated ts Lday of !u\y,2077.