Pacific Northwest deputies surround survivalist's lair NORTH BEND, Wash., April 28 (UPI) -- Police in the Pacific Northwest said they have surrounded a homemade bunker where a self-styled survivalist wanted for murder could be holed up. The camouflaged earthen fort is located in a thick forest not far from North Bend, Wash., where Peter Keller allegedly shot his wife and teenage daughter to death and then set their house on fire before disappearing. King County sheriff's deputies surrounded the hideout Friday but did not move in on the place out of a fear of booby-traps or the chance Keller could decide to shoot it out. "It could very well be that he's waiting for us to come in and get him," Sheriff Steve Stachen said. This is a very fluid and dangerous situation. The Seattle Times said Keller was believed to be armed with high-powered rifles and has had a number of years to dig and possibly carve out hidden escape tunnels. Stachen said deputies had gotten close enough to pull the hatch from the top of the bunker and were considering pumping water inside to flush Keller out.