Boysen Booked into Multnomah Co. Jail; Report Suggests Extradition by Friday

Fairwood double-murder suspect Chadd Michael Boysen was released from a Portland Hospital and reports suggest that he may be returned to the state by the end of the week.

The King County Sheriff's Office said Monday that Boysen, the prime suspect in the murders of his grandparents Robert and Norma Taylor in Fairwood on March 9, was released from a Portland, OR hospital in fair condition on Friday, March 15 and was immediately booked into the Multnomah County Jail for violating the terms of his parole.

Law enforcement officials say he waived his right to fight an extradition order on Monday, and Seattle Times reporter Jennifer Sullivan tweeted that Washington State Department of Correction officials expected Boysen would be returned to the state by the end of the week.

King County Prosecutor's Office spokesperson Dan Donohoe said no charges have been filed in the case.

We anticipate a charging decision soon," he said.

Meanwhile, family members of murder victims Robert and Norma Taylor said no memorial service will be held for the deceased.

The Taylors were found strangled in their home in unincorporated Renton by their daughter, just hours after they were killed, according to a Medical Examiner's report.

Renton Patch confirmed through the King County Sheriff's Office, through which the family is reponding to media requests, that the decision to hold no memorial was in accordance with the wishes of the deceased.

Previous coverage:

Update: Family of Slain Fairwood Couple Issues Statement

Update: Elderly Couple Killed in Their Renton Home; Search on for Grandson

Update: Man Wanted in Connection With Elderly Couple's Death Might Be Seeking Weapons

Update: Sheriff Urquhart: Renton Killings are an 'Exceedingly Heinous Crime'

Update: Boysen Captured: Suspect in the Killing of Renton Couple Arrested Without a Fight