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ROBERT DIGITALE

THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | August 11, 2017, 7:53PM

Nearly seven years after telling police that he found his wife dead in their home, a Ukiah physician was arraigned Friday on charges of second-degree murder in the womans death.

Dr. Peter Keegan appeared before Judge Ann Moorman and later was released on bail after posting a $300,000 cashiers check. He is scheduled to enter a plea on Oct. 20.

The arraignment followed a criminal grand jurys find this week that there was probable cause to prosecute Keegan in the Nov. 11, 2010 death of 55-year-old Susan Keegan. The grand jury, last used for a criminal case in 2003, is an alternative to holding a preliminary hearing, said Mike Geniella, a spokesman for the Mendocino County District Attorneys Office.

The cause of Susan Keegans death was first deemed inconclusive but later ruled a homicide. Family and friends questioned Peter Keegans account and noted the couple were going through an acrimonious divorce.

Peter Keegan was represented Friday by longtime Santa Rosa criminal defense attorney Chris Andrian.

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