Who Is Daniel Mooney, And Did He Know Bucks Co. Murder Victims?

UPDATE: Person Of Interest In Bucks Co. Murders Found Dead

Bucks County authorities have identified 26-year-old Daniel Mooney as a person of interest in a double murder in Northampton Township.

Police are seeking Mooney for questioning in connection with the death of Tyler Christopher Roy, 28, and his wife Christina Celenza Roy, 27. Police said the couple was found Tuesday morning on the upper floor of their split-level home at 26 Kitty Knight Drive in the Churchville section of Northampton Township.

Their car was missing and later recovered in Northeast Philadelphia.

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In addition to being wanted for questioning in the homicides and the theft of the Roys' SUV, a warrant for Mooney's arrest has been issued for an unrelated vehicle theft in Northampton on Monday night.

Here's what we know so far about Mooney:

• Mooney was a neighbor of the Roys, but police don't believe there was any prior relationship between them.
• Mooney's cell phone was was recovered in Northeast Philadelphia along with the Roys' Ford Edge.
• Mooney may be walking with a pronounced limp, police said.
• Neighbors tell NBC10 he battled drug addiction in the past.
• He may be armed, "and he certainly may be dangerous, based on the goings-on over the past couple of days," said First Assistant District Attorney Gregg D. Shore during a Wednesday news briefing.
• He had been enrolled at Bucks County Community College, but is no longer a student there. His last semester was Spring 2017, a college spokeswoman told Patch.
• According to his Facebook page, he works at McCauley & King LLC, a contracting company.
• He has no past criminal record in Pennsylvania, according to court records.
• A civil complaint was filed against him by Discover Bank in 2014 for debts totaling nearly $12,000.
• Mooney is described as being 5 feet, 8 inches tall, and weighing 130 pounds with a thin build.
• He has brown hair in a buzz cut and hazel eyes.

Here's what we know so far about the Roys:

• Tyler and Christina Roy were discovered dead on the second floor of their home at 26 Kitty Knight Drive Tuesday morning by a painter who had been doing work on the house.
• Police said they have had no previous contact with the Roys.
• The Roys purchased their home in the quiet Northampton Township suburb in May of 2016, the same year they were married.
• Authorities say a car belonging to the Roys was taken from the scene and later found in Northeast Philadelphia.
• Autopsies on the couple will be conducted Thursday morning to determine the causes of death.
• Police say the Roys seem to be a "nice young couple that just happened to be unfortunate victims in this case," he said.
• Authorities have said there is no evidence of forced entry. A neighbor told NBC10 they heard a car alarm go off outside the couple's home around 10 p.m. Monday.

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