Bobbie McKee, 69, was found dead in a house in the Newcastle Road area of the town on Thursday, March 21, with his wife also sustaining serious head injuries
Police investigating the murder of Bobbie McKee in Kilkeel have issued a new appeal for information to find a black holdall bag.
A 25-year-old man has since been charged with Mr McKee's murder and the attempted murder of Mrs McKee, with police continuing to investigate the circumstances of his death.Read more: Funeral told Kilkeel man was victim of ‘act of great evil’ Detective Chief Inspector Anthony Kelly said: “Bobbie McKee, who was 69 years old, was tragically found dead in a house in the Newcastle Road area of Kilkeel on the afternoon of Thursday 21 March. His wife, who was also in the house, had sustained serious head injuries from the same incident.
“As part of our enquiries, I am particularly keen to locate a black holdall. I’ve now released an image, which appears to show the defendant carry the bag onto a bus on the evening of 17 March 2024. The bus, headed for Kilkeel, is boarded in Newry at 5.07pm. The fact that this was St Patrick’s Day may help jog memories. If you have any information that could help us to locate this holdall, please contact our officers on 101.
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