No arrests have been made in a double homicide at a Denver homeless shelter and Denver police are asking for the public to help in the investigation.
The man and woman were killed Saturday night at the former DoubleTree hotel, 4040 N. Quebec St., which the city has leased since November for use as a transitional housing shelter for up to 300 people. Police have not said how the couple were killed.
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