Except where noted

Except where noted, the following case histories are based on articles from The Oregonian newspaper.

2006

Article Date

Criminal

History

Recent Status

060317

Somkhilth Soulinho, 24

On July 4, 1999, Soulinho shot his brother Tia Soulinho in the arm. He was convicted and served nearly five years in prison.

The Oregonian writes: "Since his release he has been picked up for parole violations and was re-arrested in March 2005 on a charge of felon in possession of a firearm. He was bailed out on November 5, 2005."

On March 17, 2006, Soulinho murdered his former sister-in-law and now girlfriend, Soupaphane Homsombath, her 8-year-old son Lionel and her 5-year-old daughter Leana, and then killed himself.

Lionel and Leana were children of Soupaphane Homsombath and Tia Soulinho.

060131
(Portland Tribune)

Richard Paul Koehrsen, 45

Koehrsen had a 20 year history of "assault, sex abuse and alcohol-fueled violence". There was an outstanding warrant for his arrest for domestic assault and battery in Kay, Oklahoma.

On January 20, 2006, Koehrsen was arrested for trespassing and held for public consumption of alcohol. He was released the next day after scoring 13 on a scale of 100 for dangerousness. Following county policy, his full criminal record was never checked.

On January 23, Koehrsen was arrested on suspicion of murder for the stabbing death of Christopher Darryl John Carter, 42.

2005

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
051110	Kenneth Miller, 35	Miller was an "HIV-positive predatory sex offender" with "a history of intentionally exposing women to HIV through unprotected sex." In 1993 he was convicted of having sex with a 15-year old, one of four females he exposed to HIV. In 1996, after his release from prison, he was convicted of assault for exposing another woman to HIV. He was released in 2004. In August of 2005, he was sentenced to 75 days for fleeing post-prison supervision.	In November or 2005, Miller was arrested at the apartment of two women for failing to report to authorities. Robb Freda-Cowie, spokesman for the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice, said Miller would be electronically monitored via global positioning system. He added "No one should ever think it's going to keep offenders from absconding if they are determined to do so."
051101, 051111	Robert Paul Langley, Jr.	Langley had "committed scores of crimes, from car theft and burglary to home invasion and rape. During the robbery of a Corvallis store, Langley beat the owner with a hammer." In prison, Langley committed assaults and sold drugs and raped an inmate. "By 1987, Langley was at the Oregon State Hospital, in a program for emotionally disturbed inmates where he had access to day passes." In December, while on a day pass, he murdered Anne Louise Gray. In the spring of 1988, while on a day pass, Langley murdered Larry Rockenbrant by bashing his head in with a baseball bat and buried his body in "a therapeutic cactus garden" at the hospital. Langley was sentenced to death in 1989. The sentence was overturned because of changing legal standards and Langley was resentenced to death.	In November of 2005, an Oregon jury sentenced Langley to death for the third time. But he set up more appeals by refusing to participate in his defense.
051014	Michael Christopher Wilson, 29	Wilson had convictions for menacing, assault, drug possession and distribution. He had stopped reporting to his parole officer.	Wilson was arrested for attempted murder for slitting his girlfriend's throat, cutting off two of her fingers and stabbing her in the back.
050929 (Salem Statesman Journal)	Leighton Wayne Bates, 44	Bates was serving a 51 year prison sentence for crimes including the kidnapping and sexual assault or a teenager. In 2001, he escaped from the Oregon Correctional Institution. While at large, he kidnapped and raped a Salem woman. He was captured and returned to prison.	On April 25, 2005, Bates held an Oregon State Penitentiary corrections officer hostage for three hours using a homemade knife. He was convicted of kidnapping for the incident.
050915 050916 (KATU)	Carl Wayne Harrison, 53	In 1976 Harrison was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl in a city park bathroom. In 1977 he escaped from a work crew and "raped a woman in her home, disfiguring her. The rape was so brutal that the victim required reconstructive surgery on her face and sexual organs." Harrison was release from prison in 1982. In 1983 Harrison raped a 15-year-old girl. He was released from prison in 2004.	In 2005, Harrison was sought and later arrested for failing to report to his parole officer. "He often presents himself as helpful and friendly to his victims".
050912 (Medford Mail Tribune)	Anthony J. Chubb, 44	Chub was convicted of second-degree assault in 1996 and spent nearly 6 years in prison.	Chub was arrested for the murder of Jay Hueston Safley, 45, who was stabbed to death.

2004

2003

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
030530	Gary Lee Noll Jr., 23	In 1999, Noll was convicted on drug charges and sentenced to probation. In November, 2002, Noll was arrested for drunken driving but the charges were dropped after he agreed to take part in a diversion program.	On March 13, 2003, apparently high on cocaine and methamphetamine, Noll lost control of his car, ran onto the sidewalk and crashed into and killed Lindsay Mae Tracey, 17, as she walked home from school.
030529 (Eugene Register Guard)	Randy Lee Brown, 42	In 1978, Brown shot an Oregon State Trooper in the hand during a traffic stop. He was convicted of attempted murder in 1979, sent to prison, and released in 1983.	In October 2002, Brown kidnapped his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend, and assaulted and robbed the boyfriend. He fled to Kent, Washington where he was arrested after a manhunt. In May, 2003, he was convicted and sentenced to eight years.
030502	Leon Lamont Phillips, 53	In 1977, Phillips was convicted of robbery and sodomy and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was released in 1986. In 1987, Phillips was rearrested and convicted of rape, sodomy and multiple counts of robbery, and was again sentenced to 20 years in prison.	In May of 2003, Phillips was connected to the November 21, 1986 murder of 17-year-old Sara C. Zirbes.
030428 (Salem Statesman Journal)	Rogelio Corona-Cuevas, 40	Corona-Cuevas was convicted of DUII in August, 1999 and again in October, 1999. On April 11, 2003, he was arrested again for DUII.	On April 26, 2003, Corona-Cuevas, driving at night without headlights, crossed over the center line, and crashed into another car, killing Jose Luis Martinez-Torres, 41, and his eight year-old daughter Martisa, and injuring. Martinez' 18-year old daughter Jaddy was hospitalized in critical condition and his pregnant wife, Imelda, 36, was in fair condition.
030401	Henry Edward Bundy	Bundy was convicted of child-sodomy in 1984 and served two years. In 1990, he admitted to being a pedophile but was not prosecuted when a victim did not want to testify.	In March, 2003, Bundy was convicted of 100 felony counts for sodomy, intercourse and other crimes from 1994 to 2001 with many children as young as 9 or 10 years old. While awaiting trial in jail, Bundy wrote the outline of a book in which children are kidnapped and butchered. Bundy was sentenced to almost 215 years in prison.
030313, 030314, 030320 (Medford Mail Tribune)	Ron Glick, 35	Glick's wife Dawn received a restraining order after claiming that Glick held a gun to her head, threw her to the ground, kicked her and pulled her hair over the course of their eight year marriage.	Ron Glick is charged with the murder of Dawn Glick, 28, after he shot his estranged wife to death with their three-year-old son in the house. Dawn Glick's parents were shot to death in their home when she was a child. No one was prosecuted for that crime.
030202	John Martin Piggott, 59	In April, 2000, Piggot was paroled in Oregon after serving part of a sentence for second-degree robbery.	In January, 2001, in Springfield, Illinois, Piggott murdered 80-year-old Virginia Elshoff and stole her car. Police chased Piggott across the United States before a contingent of 100 officers were called out to capture him in Washington State. In February, 2003, Piggott was convicted of the murder.
030124	Joe D. Hughes, 47	Hughes was on probation after a conviction for second-degree robbery.	On November 19, 2001, driving on a suspended license with a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit, Hughes ran a red light on SE Stark Street in Portland and crashed into the car of 44-year old Mary Ewing. Ewing, the mother of two boys, was killed. In January, 2003, Hughes was sentenced to 13 years in prison for Manslaughter in the First Degree.

2002

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
021120	Dasay Lamont Hollingquest, 30	Hollingquest had convictions for robbery, drug possession and other crimes and was a felon in possession of a weapon.	In December, 2000, Hollingquest shot Stefan Baptist Daebney in the face with a stolen rifle, killing him. In July, 2002, Hollingquest was tried for murder but the jury could not reach a verdict. However it did convict him for an assault committed while he was in jail. In November, 2002, a second jury found Hollingquest guilty of manslaughter.
021116	Robert A. Ketelson, 26	Ketelson was on parole for an unspecified crime.	After a three hour standoff with police, Ketelson was arrested for attempted murder in the shooting of Jason A. Goldberg, 24.
021107 (Bend .com)	Eric Barbee, 22	In 2000, Barbee was convicted in California of Assault with a Deadly Weapon.	On January 5, 2002, Barbee and several friends picked a fight at a Redmond bar. During the fight, Barbee stabbed and killed Nicholas Wade Setzer, 22. Barbee was convicted of Manslaughter I and sentenced to the Measure 11 minimum of 10 years in prison.
021102	William Kinney III, 17	Kinney was driving with a suspended license.	On February 7, 2002, while driving at high speed, Kinney crashed into the car of Ann Goetz. Goetz was seriously injured. Her husband Frederick was killed. Kinney was sentenced to 6 years for criminally negligent homicide and hit-and-run, but is eligible for boot camp after 30 months.
021010	Harry Cecil Ingling, 63	Ingling was a former pastor of the Hubbard Christian Center. He had "a history of sex offenses against children."	Ingling pleaded no contest to felony sex abuse between August 1995 and January 2002, and was sentenced to six years in prison.
020927, 021125	Christopher Bennett, 34	Bennett had at least 36 driving infractions stretching over 13 years. He was cited four times for drunk driving and numerous times for driving with a suspended or revoked license. He was also on probation for an assault conviction.	On October 25, 2002, having consumed a large amount of whiskey, marijuana, and methamphetamine, and traveling at 70 mph on Southeast Division Street in Portland, Bennett crashed his car into the car of Debra Thornton Holtzheimer, 50, killing her. Bennett fled to a nearby restaurant where he was apprehended by witnesses. When Deb Holtzheimer was 8 years old, she witnessed her mother die as a result of a drunk driver. When she was 17, her brother suffered the same fate.
020926 (Eugene Register- Guard)	Rick Blake Kelley, 37	Kelley was convicted in 1990 of second degree sodomy involving a young girl.	Kelley pleaded guilty to several counts of sex abuse in the first degree and sodomy in the first degree for repeatedly abusing three girls, aged 7, 8 and 10. He was also convicted of being a felon in possession of a weapon for carrying a loaded handgun when he was arrested. Judge Gregory Foote senteneced Kelley to 25 years in prison, electing to run three sex abuse sentences consecutively.
020904, 020905, 020906, 021009	Maximiliano Silerio Esparza	Esparza entered the United States illegally in 1985. In the following years, he used several aliases. On January 15, 1992, Esparza, using the name Martin Martinez, was released from a California prison after serving three years for robbery. He was supposed to be deported. On October 21, 1992, Esparza was picked up by an INS agent for being an illegal alien and was released after promising to leave the country. In November of 1992, he was arrested for possession of and selling cocaine. Oregon authorities did not discover that he was under a deportation order or that he had been in a Californian prison the previous year. He was released and disappeared. Oregon authorities put out a warrant for his arrest. On January 18, 2002, Esparza was caught near El Paso, Texas, trying to slip into the U.S. He was released. The next night, he was caught again, trying to enter near Columbus, N.M. Border agents found the Portland warrant for his arrests and contacted Oregon authorities. They declined to extradite Esparza, as is the custom for minor drug offenses. Esparza was dropped off at the border.	On September 1, 2002, Esparza attacked and raped two nuns in Klamath Falls, murdering one of them.
020830	Brandon Glenn Davis, 20	Davis's license had been suspended several times andhe had other offenses on his driving record.	On December 14, 2001, while street racing and driving at 75 mph, Davis crashed into the car of Donald Ickes, 65, killing him. In August, 2002, Davis was convicted of criminally negligent homicide and sentenced to five years in prison, of which he must serve at least three.
020820 (Bend Bulletin), 020821	Timothy Brian Walsh, 24	Walsh had convictions for third-degree rape, sex abuse, carrying a concealed weapon, contempt of court and other offenses.	Walsh was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly setting fire to the home of Crook County prosecutor Ron Brown. Brown, his wife, and three children, ages 2, 5 and 6, escaped the fire at 3:45 AM. Walsh was arrested with his accomplice, Nathan Wayne Galloway, 19, who was on bail while awaiting trial for for assault and other charges.
020815	Dorothy Grace Jones, 32	Jones had 17 prior convictions.	Jones was sentenced to 49 years in prison for burning and beating her mentally ill 65-year old husband whose money she took to buy methamphetamines.
020808	Michael Webb, 21	Webb had a conviction for sex abuse and had been charged for rape in 1999. He was wanted for parole violations.	Webb was charged with aggravated murder, arson and burglary for the fire that killed Bob Browning, 35, Debbie Barnett, 32, Dawn Browning, 4, and Stephanie Browning, 3.
020731 020731, 020807 (Curry Pilot)	Billy Gene Preuitt, 31	Preuitt was on parole from a 1991 conviction in Linn County for kidnapping and rape. He was released from prison in 2000.	Preuitt murdered his neighbor, Carol Zimmerman, 48. He was found dead in Zimmerman's car a week later in Susanville, California.
020716 (Eugene Register- Guard) 020717	Robert Allen Cameron, 37	Cameron was convicted of false imprisonment in California in 1983. He served eight years in California for the 1989 rape of a 15-year old girl. On March 22, 2002, he was arrested for theft and possession of illegal weapons and was released on bail.	On March 31, 2002, Cameron raped and robbed a bartender in Cottage Grove. On April 1, armed with a gun, he tried to abduct a woman in a parking garage. Later the same day, he abducted a 16-year old girl. He then entered a home and stole a car at gunpoint. He was chased and eventually shot by police. His defense attorney said he had "an astounding level" of methamphetamine in his system. In July, 2002, Cameron was sentenced to 45 years in prison.
020613	Antonio Lamar Thomas, 23	Thomas was a felon in possession of a weapon. His prior conviction was not specified.	Thomas was sentenced to 30 years in prison after conviction for attempted murder and first-degree assault, stemming from a shooting at the Shari's Restaurant in Delta Park. Thomas' sentence was increased because the judge found him to be a "dangerous offender".
020530, 020601, 020607, 020728	Ladon Andre Stephens, 33	Stephens had "a history of preying on girls" since he was a teen-ager." At age 15, he underwent sex-offender treatment as a suspect in several sexual assaults. He spent time in various juvenile facilities. He served six years in prison of a 30 year sentence for three 1989 attempted gunpoint kidnappings. He was released after completing a "relapse prevention program." He was under post-prison supervision that included polygraph tests "to ensure he was not reoffending.	In 1997, Stephens allegedly dragged three teenage girls off the street and raped them. On December 13, 2001, Stephens allegedly dragged Melissa Bittler, 14, off the street, raped her, and murdered her by choking. On April 28, 2002, Stephens allegedly raped his girlfriend's cousin. During this vicious crime spree, Stephens was under close supervision as a paroled sex offender. See further details on this case.
020313	Robert E. Heinz, 34	Heinz had drug and assault convictions in Marion and Linn counties as well as property crime convictions in California. He was on parole.	Heinz murdered Rick Ballantine on Southwest Broadway in downtown Portland, shooting him three times at point-blank range in front of many witnesses.
020205	Leandro S. Vidana, 40	According to his former wife, who had taken out a restraining order against him, Vidano abused his children and was convicted of assault.	Police discovered Vidana's body after he committed suicide. When they went to inform his girlfriend, Cynthia McKinney, they found McKinney and her 7-year-old daughter Rachael, apparently murdered. McKinney had been shot and Rachael suffocated by Vidana, police believed. Relatives said that McKinney wanted Vidana to move out.

2001

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
011121	Joe D. Hughes Jr., 46	Hughes was convicted for drunken driving in 1998 and was driving with a suspended license, in violation of probation.	Hughes faced manslaughter charges after killing Mary M. Ewing, 44. Hughes blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit when his pickup truck collided with Ewing's car.
011114 020217	David Ernest Gildersleeve, 34	Gildersleeve was suspected in six bank robberies. He had an extensive criminal record, including robbery, assault and escape.	Gildersleeve was found guilty of attempted aggravated murder and robbery after he hijacked a woman's car and then pointed a loaded and cocked gun at a responding policeman. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison under the dangerous offender statute.
011030	James Byron Coon, 52	Coon was facing domestic violence charges involving his girlfriend, Darlene Flynn, 41.	Coon pled guilty to murder for asphyxiating Darlene Flynn. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison, plus another 5 years for threatening to kill her if she testified against him in the domestic violence case.
011028	Corey V. Lomax, 25	Lomax had an extensive record for drug, weapon, and other crimes.	Lomax was pled guilty to murdering Kim Ly, 47. Ly was bound, robbed and strangled.
010928, 011001, 011009, 011127, 020411	Richard E. Erickson, 40	Erickson was driving on a suspended license. The daughter of the victim wrote that he was a "habitual drunken driver" with "many past driving offenses." (021005)	On September 27, 2001, Erickson was stopped by West Linn police for suspicion of drunk driving. As the officer approached Erickson's truck, he sped off. His vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic, striking the car of retired educator Phyllis de Luna, 73, killing her.
010921	Thearone Giles, 27	Giles was "a felon in possession of a firearm".	Giles was convicted for the 1999 murder of Ronald Anthony Johnson at Cisco & Pancho's Restaurant in Portland.
010823	Michael Boyd Rush, 41	In 1998, Rush was placed on probation for attempting to assault his wife with a sword.	Rush shot and killed his 21-year old son, Christopher Rush, and then killed himself.
010810	Tony Centano	Centano had a "lengthy criminal record."	Centano was sentenced to 15 years in prison for shooting two people in the back as they walked down a street in downtown Hillsboro.
010803, 010805	Jared Lee Crenshaw, 17	In 1998 a judge sentenced the 14-year old Crenshaw to 6 years in the custody of the Oregon Youth Authority for his secondary role in the shooting of police officer David Howe. Howe was wearing a bulletproof vest which prevented serious injury. In January of 2001, Crenshaw was paroled to a foster home, from which he walked away in March.	In August, Crenshaw was arrested on suspicion of murder in the stabbing death of Robert Lloyd Berry, 44, in the restroom of the 82nd Avenue Fred Meyer store in Portland.
010726, 000408	Humberto Castro Soler, 33	Soler is a convicted bank robber and drug trafficker.	Soler was charged with the 1999 murder of Jodie Schneider, 32, and Vincent Pawloski, 37.
010721, 010803	Michael Braae, 41	Braae was wanted for probation violation in Washington and California for unspecified crimes.	Braae was apprehended after a manhunt and chase during which he shot at police. He is under investigation in the deaths, disappearances, rapes or assaults of eight woman in Washington and Oregon.
010717, 010718, 010722	Fabian Magallon, 30	On June 11, 2001, Winilyn N. Bernal-Magallon, 35, received a restraining order against her husband, Fabian, after he threatened to kill her. He was ordered to stay away from his wife and was forbidden to possess a firearm. A year before, he had put a gun to her head. In March, she moved out. On June 26, Magallon was arrested for violating the restraining order and spent a night in jail.	On July 16, 2001, Fabian Magallon murdered Winilyn Magallon with a firearm and then killed himself.
010712	Richard Lee Poitra, 32	Poitra had previous convictions for assault and manslaughter.	Poitra was convicted for the December, 2000 armed robbery of a convenience store in Tigard. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
010701	Gregory Hoenshell, 21	Hoenshell was "a felon in possession of a firearm".	Hoenshell, serving time in a California prison for another crime, was charged in the April murders of his grandparents, Edward Hoenshell, 77, and Dorothy Hoenshell, 72, in Brookings.
010616	Benjamin Edward Pervish, 32	Pervish was convicted of manslaughter for the 1991 killing of a man who was beaten to death with a brick. He also has a conviction for robbery.	Pervish was convicted on 30 counts of promoting and compelling prostitution.
010526 011208 020323	Matthew Justice Propst, 23	Propst has convictions for attempted assault and burglary. He was on parole from a first degree attempted assault conviction for a 1996 drive-by shooting.	Propst was charged with aggravated murder for the slaying of Terry Lee Spencer, 44, and Ramona Lisa McGee, 34. Both were shot in the back of the head. Propst was sentenced to life in prison without parole after pleading guilty. The plea was made after a judge ruled that a letter Propst wrote admitting the murder was admissible in court.
010321 011204 020108	Robert Wendell Walker, Jr., 53	In 1977, Walker was pardoned by Oregon Governor Bob Straub for shoplifting convictions. In 1981, he was pardoned by President Ronald Reagan for an attempted bank robbery.	Walker was charged with the October 17, 2000 murder of his wife, Terrie Lee Walker, 45, after she attempted to leave him. Walker shot her, dismembered her, and burned her remains in his Aloha back yard. In December of 2001, Walker was convicted of murder.
010322	Timothy A. Soldani	In 1996, Soldani was convicted for driving under the influence after crashing his car through the yards of three houses. He served 2 days in jail. In February 2000, Soldani was cited for driving under the influence. In March, he was cited again and his license was revoked.	On June 24, 2000, Soldani, driving drunk and without a license, hit a runner, Buffalo Zobel. Zobel had been training in an attempt to run the 26 mile marathon in under four hours, a prodigious athletic feat. The crash broke both of Zobel's legs, fractured a bone in his back, separated a shoulder and left him with severe facial injuries. The driver, Soldani, fled, but was apprehended with pieces of Zobel's hair and skin embedded in the windshield of the car. In January 2000, Soldani was convicted of second-degree assault and other charges and sentenced to 8 years and four months in prison. Zobel is re-learning how to walk.
010214, 010221, 010222, 010508, 010902	Damien Deshawn Douglas, 26	Douglas was arrested on May 21, 2000, after an armed robbery at a tavern. He and his accomplice were armed with a rifle and a shotgun and forced patrons to lie on the floor. Judge Ellen Rosenblum set bail at $200,000. Douglas's mother, Demetrias Browning, posted the required 10 percent and Douglas was freed, against the recommendation of jail officials. On November 9, 2000, Douglas failed to appear for the fourth day of his trial and was not seen again until . . .	On February 12, 2001, Joshua L. Toomey, 25, was murdered in what police said was a drug-related homicide. Shortly thereafter, Damien Douglas was arrested and charged with the murder. In May of 2001, Douglas was convicted of kidnapping and robbery and sentenced to 31 years in prison. The sentence includes five terms to be served consecutively. In October, 2001, Judge Frank Bearden ruled that half of the $20,000 bail posted by Douglas's mother for the May, 2000 robbery should be returned to her. He also ruled that she did not have to pay the $180,000 for which she became liable when her son absconded.
010225, 020920	Robert Wendell Walker, Jr., 53	In 1977, Walker was pardoned by Oregon Governor Straub for two shoplifting convictions. In 1981, he was pardoned by President Reagan for an attempted bank robbery.	Walker was arrested and held as a suspect in the murder, dismemberment, and burning of his wife, Terrie Lee Walker, 45, on October 17, 2000. In January, 2002, Walker was tried , convicted ,and sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years. In October, 2002, Walker died a natural death in the Oregon State Penitentiary. Because he had an appeal pending at the time of his death, under Oregon appellate rules, his conviction was vacated.

2000

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
001121	Frank Darwin Conrad IV, 38	Conrad had served time for rape and sodomy convictions.	Conrad was convicted of manslaughter for the 1999 bludgeoning death of his former cellmate, Michael McNett. Conrad hit McNett at least 27 times on the head, chest and neck with a claw hammer.
001101, 001110, 001208	David Lee Cox, 35	Cox was serving time at the Oregon State Penitentiary for convictions for robbery, attempted murder and kidnapping. He was scheduled for release in 2069.	Cox murdered fellow inmate Mark Dean Davis, 31, by stabbing him in the back with a homemade tool. Cox was convicted of aggravated murder and sentenced to death.
001025, 001024, 001027, 010605	Roy Michael Lee, 41	Lee was on parole after a California conviction for kidnapping.	During a traffic stop, Lee fired eight shots at Oregon State Police trooper James C. Hayes, 26, hitting him in the head and arm. Hayes was hospitalized in serious condition and was later upgraded to fair condition. Lee pled guilty to attempted aggravated murder, assault and robbery and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
001004	Justyn Garrett Gallegos, 19	Gallegos "spent some time when he was younger in juvenile detention." His juvenile records are sealed.	In the space of two days, Gallegos was a suspect in a robbery and an attempted murder and in the random shooting of a man waiting for the MAX train. He engaged police in a gun battle and was killed.
000930, 001001, 001003	Arthur Lloyd Chapparo, 47	Chapparo plead guilty to Assault IV in October of 1999. After he completed a domestic violence program, the charges against him were dropped. His former wife, Susan, had a restraining order against him which had just expired.	Arthur Chapparo murdered his ex-wife, Susan Chapparo, 44 and a mother of two, and murdered her boyfriend, Preston Ray Russell, 36 and a father of three. He then killed himself.
000923	Harry O. Bean, 32	Bean was a felon with drug-related convictions.	Bean was arrested for the murder of Duane Morris Rose, 31, who was strangled in his home.
000912 (Also Eugene Register- Guard, 000910)	Roger Dale Williams, 31	Williams was convicted in 1995 for Robbery II and Assault II committed about one month before Measure 11 went into effect. He served three years and three months in prison and was released in January of 1999.	Williams was arrested for the 9/7/2000 murder of Calvin Schwarz, who was shot in the head.
000910	Frank Hugh Colton, 34	Colton has a prior conviction for child rape in Washington.	Colton was convicted in Baker City, OR of first-degree sexual abuse for abusing an 8-year-old boy in 1999.
000908	Daniel Richard Robertson	Under the name Daniel Richard Deaver, Robertson strangled a man in Washington County.	Robertson pleaded guilty to the 1998 rape of a 31-year-old mentally disabled woman. Robertson, working for a contractor to Tri-Met, was driving the woman home from a counseling session.
000901	Deon Spencer, 25	Spencer was a "felon in possession of a firearm" after unspecified felonies.	Police arrested Spencer and five other men for videotaping girls having sex with underage boys and selling the tapes. They are accused of luring girls they met on the street, plying them with drugs and alcohol, and inducing them to perform sexual acts for the camera. They were arrested when police received a report of a woman screaming while being raped in a parked car.
000827, 000829, 000830, 000901, 000910, 000912, 000913, 020627	Robert K. McCann, 27	McCann had many convictions for theft, car theft, and burglary going back to the early 1990's. He was on parole for an Assault II committed in September, 1994, about 6 months before Measure 11 went into effect.	On August 24, 3-year-old Christopher Peraza was abducted. For two weeks, police, the F.B.I., and neighbors searched for him. On September 8, police found Christopher's beaten and decaying body in an abandoned house. He had been slapped, burned with a cigarette, cut with glass, choked, and thrown down a flight of stairs. On September 11, authorities arrested and charged Robert K. McCann with aggravated murder. In June of 2002, McCann pled guilty and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
000826	Leslie Bennett	Bennett had been released from prison one month earlier after serving 19 months for a burglary.	Bennett was convicted for the aggravated murder of a homeless man, Enrique Sanchez.
000817	Raul Garza, 33	Garza had 22 convictions, including ones for shooting his brother, robbery, several thefts and multiple counts of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer.	Garza attacked a 15-year-old girl in a school. The girl was waiting for her parents to finish a parent-teacher conference. Garza was at the school to pick up his wife who was attending a class. Garza made crude comments, touched the girl's breasts and genital area, pinned her against a wall and tried to drag her into a restroom. Garza was sentenced under Measure 11 to 6 years for sex abuse. Judge Price said "To have something like this amount to a Measure 11 sentence is just a waste of everyone's life."
000812, 010323, 010828	Frank J. Milligan, 31	Milligan was on bail after being charged with sexual assault against an 11-year old boy. In March, prosecutors asked Judge Philip Nelson to revoke Milligan's bail but they were refused.	Milligan was charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, sex abuse and sodomy for a July 11 attack on a 10-year-old boy whose throat was slashed after he fought off a sexual advance. The boy was choked, slashed, and left to die in bushes, but he survived. Milligan pled guilty on all charges and was sentenced to 30 years in prison in August, 2001. His term will run consecutive to the 6 year, 3 month term for the previous assault.
000711	Beau Heleman Flynn, 21	Flynn was a felon-in-possession of a firearm. In 1994, Flynn's mother, Mary Louise Thompson, was convicted of arranging the killing of 18-year-old Aaron Iturra who was going to testify against Flynn in juvenile court.	Flynn was arrested, along with 18-year-old Steven Michael Weavill, and charged with murdering 18-year-old Casey Stefak.
000606	Michael Dickenson, 48	Both Dickenson and his wife had "criminal records and a lengthy history of domestic violence". Officers responded to 16 domestic disturbances from 1992 to 1996.	On June 4, 2000, Michael Dickenson murdered his wife in front of Clackamas County deputies. He then turned his gun on them and he was shot dead.
000602	John Miles Sturgis, 44	Sturgis was convicted in 1977 for a bank robbery. He was described as an "armed career criminal". In 1997, his wife, Dianna obtained a restraining order against him.	On July 8, 1997, John Sturgis murdered Dianna Sturgis, shooting her in the head and chest in front of their 4-year-old daughter. Sturgis avoided a charge of aggravated murder and the possibility of a death penalty by making a plea bargain with the prosecutor. In exchange for Sturgis' testimony against another murderer, he was allowed to plead guilty to murder rather than aggravated murder. He was sentenced to 25 year, to be served concurrently with a federal sentence of 25 years for being a career criminal.
000514	Len John Allen, 35	Allen served 7 years of a 20-year manslaughter sentence after pleading guilty in the 1984 death of a 13-year-old girl who was strangled.	In May of 2000, Allen was convicted of raping 6 women.
000507	Mark Richard Brannan, 33	Convicted in 1987 for sexually abusing a 4-year-old child. Convicted in 1993 for attempting to sexually abuse a 10-year-old child.	Convicted in 2000 for sexually abusing a 3-month-old girl in 1992. At that time, prosecutors did not press charges on the condition that he seek treatment. He did not seek treatment.
000418	Morrice Abdul James, 27	James had a long record of drug and assault arrests. He had a conviction for an unspecified felony. In 1998, he was sent to prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm.	In April of 2000, James was arrested and charged with the murder of cab driver Jonathan Gregory Johnson, age 30.
000323 000802	Anselmo Vasquez-Vasquez, 28	Vasquez was on parole following a DUI conviction.	Vasquez was arrested for the kidnapping and gang-rape of two 15-year-old girls. The girls were forced into a van in Hillsboro and held for 2 1/2 hours. In August, Vasquez pled no-contest to two counts of rape and kidnapping.
000316	Robin Lee Knutson, 39	Knutson was on parole for attempting to stab a police officer in Arizona and other crimes.	Knutson was sentenced to 39 1/2 years in prison by a federal court for drug crimes, robbing a bank, and other crimes in Oregon.
000128	David L. Dunster	In 1972, Dunster bound and blindfolded Della Marie Brockamp, a 36-year old mother of eight. He then shot her in the head. He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison In 1978, Dunster was transferred to a prison in Montana, where he murdered a fellow inmate. He was convicted and sentenced to 100 years.	In 1993, Dunster was transferred to a Nebraska prison. In 1997, he murdered another fellow inmate, Larry Wittwith, by strangling him with a cord. This time, Dunster was sentenced to death.
000126	William Lee Hespel, 38	Hespel was convicted of unspecified felonies.	Hespel was arrested for the shooting death of his nine year old son, who was shot in the head.
000123	Len John Allen, 35	Allen was convicted in 1988 of the "violent slaughter of a 13-year old Klamath Falls girl".	Allen was arrested and arraigned on several sexual assault charges. He is suspected in 5 attacks on Eugene prostitutes.

1999

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
991220	Jeremy Lee Morgan, 20	Morgan had a record of theft and burglary.	Morgan was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a 94-year old woman.
991215	James Michael Knope, 20	Knope was released from juvenile detention after serving 16 months for burglary, car theft, and criminal mischief.	Knope murdered his grandmother, Eleanor Juanita Knope, 71, shooting her in the forehead at point-blank range. He plead guilty to aggravated murder.
991215	Troy Latrell Ramsey, 22	Ramsey was a felon in possession of a firearm after an unspecified conviction.	Ramsey was convicted for the murder of Phillip Robinson, 71. Ramsey was also convicted for robbery and burglary.
991207	David L. Purcell, 50	Purcell was convicted in 1980 and again in 1987 for sex crimes involving young victims.	Purcell was charged with rape, sodomy, and sex abuse, for actions involving two pre-teen girls over the course of four years. He pleaded no contest to threatening to kill one of the girls and pleaded guilty to several of the other charges. He was sentenced to 50 years in prison.
991204	Marcella Ketchersid, 35	Ketchersid was wanted on two warrants for failure to appear for driving while suspended.	Ketchersid crashed her car into the vehicle of Joyce Anderson Abbott, 67, killing her. Ketchersid fled the scene and turned herself in days later.
991118, 991119, 991209	Marc M. Holcomb, Jr., 28	Holcomb was arrested and taken to Lane County jail for violating probation after an unspecified conviction. He was mistakenly released by Lane County, although he also was wanted in Linn County for a probation violation.	Holcomb shot and killed Dean F. Pruitt and shot John O. Pruitt. He then forced his way into several homes in the Sweet Home community, firing shots in the home of a teenager. He then invaded another home occupied by a 16-year-old boy and his 7-year old brother. The 16-year old shot Holcomb. Holcomb then tried to invade a home occupied by a woman who drove him off with a gun. Holcomb then invaded the home of a 72 year-old woman and cut her with a knife. He then escaped and was later apprehended on December 7, three weeks after the attack.
991118	Angel Navarro Caratachea, 39	Caratachea was convicted in 1984 of murder in Texas. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison, but was deported in 1989 after serving less than 5 years.	Caratachea plead no-contest in the 1998 murder of Grisel Arrollo Mondragon, 40. Caratachea murdered Mondragon, with whom he lived, and stuffed her body in the car of a friend. He was apprehended at the Portland airport, trying to board a plane.
991116 000803	Daniel Wayne Kirkland, 30	Kirkland was a felon in possession of a firearm after an unspecified conviction.	Kirkland shot cab driver Michelle Howard, 36, in the back of the head, killing her during a robbery attempt. In August of 2000, Kirkland was found guilty of aggravated murder and was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
991017 991025	Keith James Bryant, 20	Bryant was on parole for an unspecified conviction.	Bryant was arrested in connection with the shooting and attempted murder of Phillip Kandel, 33. Bryant is also a suspect in the murder of Keith Dornon, the husband of a Milwaukie police officer. Keith Dornon was apparently killed during a burglary.
991015	Charles Anthony Longjaw, 31	In 1986, Longjaw murdered one man and attempted to murder another. He was found not guilty of murder because of insanity and sent to the Oregon State Hospital. After 12 years, the Oregon Psychiatric Security Review Board ordered Longjaw released under "stringent conditions", even though it found that he would "continue to present a substantial danger to others".	Longjaw was convicted of rape, kidnapping, assault, and robbery in Vancouver, Washington. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
9910??	Clifford Young, 38	Young spent 13 years of his adult life in prison for burglary, theft and robbery charges.	Young was convicted of aggravated murder. On March 12, 1996, Young attempted to strangle Ruth Bonneau, 69, with the oxygen tube that she needed to breath. He then beat her with a lamp. Young then burgled her house and left. Hours later, her returned and found Bonneau still alive. He stabbed her repeatedly with a table knife and fork and then stole more of her property.
991101	Daniel L. Bostwick, 41	Bostwick was on post-prision supervision for sex crimes in Multnomah County.	Bostwick was convicted of first degree sex abuse for fondling several girls at a swimming center.
991026	Steven Ray McCluskey,31	McCluskey had previous arrests for domestic violence and at least twice spent time in jail for violating restraining orders.	McCluskey was arrested for tying up and pistol-whipping his girlfriend and abducting her 5-year old son. The woman freed herself after 10 hours. The boy was locked in the trunk of McCluskey's car.
991017, 991024, 991025	Keith James Bryant, 24	Bryant was on parole for an unspecified conviction.	Bryant was arrested for the August 27 shooting and attempted murder of Phillip Kandel, 33. Bryant was also held as a person of interest in the October 15 murder of Keith Brian Dornon, 35, the husband of Milwaukie police officer Cheryl Ann Dornon. It is not clear if Bryant is a suspect in this case.
9910??	Matthew Robert Bryant	Bryant was convicted of riot for his part in a December, 1999 altercation in which Richard Underwood was clubbed in the head with a baseball bat, leaving Underwood with permanent brain damage. He was sentenced to probation.	Bryant was arrested for theft, unlawful entry of a vehicle, and resisting arrest, and was put in jail for violating the terms of his probation.
9910??	Roderick Kennedy, 38	Kennedy was arrested in 1998 in a case involving Enrique Sanchez, 47.	Kennedy along with Leslie Earl Bennett, 37, were arrested on aggravated murder charges for the beating death of Sanchez. Kennedy apparently is a white supremacist, judging from tattoos on his chest and stomach which include "Hitler", "White Pride", and a swastika.
9910??	Gustavo Balderas, 15	Balderas was living in a group home for delinquent youth after an unspecified offense.	Balderas was arrested for the October 27 rape of a 15 year-old girl in the gymnasium of South Salem High School.
991031	Christopher Duane Zurcher, 20	Zurcher was on parole for an unspecified conviction.	Zurcher was arrested for kidnapping and attempted murder after he dumped a 10 month-old baby, Jose Broeke in a trash bin.
991005	Eric Spencer Hughes, 34	Hughes was convicted of robbery in 1989. He was convicted in 1993 of scalding his infant son and served five months in jail. He received treatment under probation.	Spencer was arrested for breaking the skull of 3 year-old Ashley Pippo.
991004	Ewald A. Graf, 62	Graf served a year in jail and was placed on five years probation in 1988 for the rape of an 8-year old girl.	Graf was convicted of sex crimes against a girl younger than 12 years old and was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison.
990824	Randall Blake Maddox, 40	Over the past three years, police were called several times to the Maddox house because of domestic disputes.	Maddox murdered his girlfriend, Mary Elizabeth Lintner, 40, and killed himself.
990817	Kenneth James Chambers, 25	Chambers has several convictions in Washington for theft-related crimes, the most recent in 1996.	Chambers crashed a stolen vehicle into the car of Kim Edson Simonds, 44, and Cynthia Marie Simonds, 40. Both were killed. Aaron Simonds, 7, was in critical condition and Benjamin Simonds, 12, was in fair condition.
990812	Bobby Donald Barnes, 45	Barnes had convictions for prostitution, drug possession, criminal trespass and assault.	In 1991, Barnes broke into a house raped a 15-year old girl at knifepoint. He was sentenced to 5 years and 10 months. He was paroled (date unknown) but absconded and his whereabouts are unknown.
990729	Eugene Manuel Morales, 31	Morales had unspecified previous felony convictions.	Morales was convicted for a home invasion robbery and was sentenced to 15 years and 10 months in prison, but his whereabouts are unknown because he skipped bail.
990728	Kimberly Anne Piazza, 30	At 4 AM on Monday, July 26, 1999, police arrested Piazza for drunken driving and released her.	At 8 PM on the same day, Piazza crashed her car into a Tri-Met bus, sending 17 people to the hospital.
990728	Robert Lawrence Staudinger, 27	Staudinger had at least two felony convictions, including a 1998 burglary conviction in Coos County.	Staudinger murdered Sharron Morris, 51, Michael Morris, 27, and Dawn Rene Phillips, 22.
990720 990721	James Lincoln Willie, 55	Willie had several previous arrests including at least three for DUII and was convicted in 1977 of negligent homicide for a drunken driving incident that killed two people. His license was repeatedly suspended and revoked in the 1980s and 1990s.	Willie, driving drunk, struck the car of Martin Ferlitsch, 70, killing him and his 12 year-old granddaughter Jennifer and sending his wife, Angela, 62, to the hospital. On January 11, 2000, Willie was convicted of two counts of manslaughter and sentenced to 16 years in prison. This was not reported in the Oregonian.
990720 990721 010224	Todd Alan Reed, 32	In 1987, Reed was convicted of burglary and sentenced to five years' probation. Reed was suspected in the 1987 murder of Jennifer Tchir, 15, and Mindi C. Thomas, 12, which occurred after Reed's probation for burglary. He was not charged because of insufficient evidence. He was later convicted for a 1992 kidnapping, rape and choking which the victim survived. Because the victim was not available to testify, Reed was allowed to plead guilty to attempted rape. He served three years in prison and was on parole. A spokeswoman for Multnohmah County Community Justice said "He was always noncompliant in treatment and (his parole officer) was always trying to keep him in treatment".	Reed murdered Lilla Faye Moler, 28, Stephanie Lynn Russell, 26, and Alexandria Nicole Ison, 17, dumping their bodies in Forest Park. In February, 2001, Reed made a plea bargain with prosecutors and was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
990630	Timothy Daniel Campbell, 33	Campbell has convicted of an unspecified felony.	In the winter of 1998, Timothy Campbell committed at least 7 robberies and a kidnapping. Campbell pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
990611 990612	Charles Steven Lavin, 43	In February, Lavin was arrested for stalking his estranged wife. It appears that she was granted a restraining order against him.	In June, Charles Lavin shot and killed his wife, Michelle Lavin, 32. He later killed himself.
990505 990506	Jesse Fanus, 20	Fanus has been in and out of juvenile jails. According to a psychologist who treated him at the MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility, Fanus scored "nearly off the charts" for psychopathic tendencies. He was involved in incident-after-incident of violence and destruction.	Fanus invaded the home of and murdered retired Major General Marion Carl, one of the nation's most decorated military heroes.
990501	David W. Bends, 37	Bends was on parole for an unspecified crime.	Bends was charged with aggravated murder in the March 1997 murder of his sister-in-law, Robin Whitehurst, 31, who was strangled in her dining room. It is not clear if the crime for which Bends was on parole occurred before or after the murder.
990430	Cifford Martin Peterson, 27	Peterson had a history of run-ins dating to 1987. Since 1992, he was convicted of burglary, possession of a stolen vehicle, escape and violation of parole.	Peterson repeatedly threatened Patricia Spain, the wife of his employer. He was suspected in a bank robbery on April 28. After a chase by police that reached 100 mph, Peterson shot himself to death.
990428, 010426, 010707	Larry Gene Cole, 52	In 1973, Cole brutally abducted Betty Van Balen and held her for ransom, which he received. In May 1974, he was convicted of kidnapping and sentenced to 25 years in prison. He was paroled in 1984.	In April of 1999, with no warning or provocation or ostensible motive, Cole shot park rangers Danny Blumenthal and Jack Kerwin, wounding Kerwin and killing Blumenthal. In April of 2001, Cole was convicted of aggravated murder and aggravated attempted murder. In July, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
990413	Eugene D. Reece, 24	Rodgers was previously convicted on an unspecified felony.	Reece was arrested and charged with attempted murder in the shooting of Earl Noble, 26. He was driving a stolen car when police attempted to arrest him and led them on a high-speed chase.
990306	Daniel Richard Robertson, 47	Robertson received a life sentence for the 1973 strangulation of David Boles, 21. He was paroled after 9 years.	Robertson pleaded guilty to raping a 31 year-old woman in Tryon Creek State Park.
990305	Ernest Johnson, Jr., 48	Johnson has convictions in Oregon dating back to 1960.	Johnson was convicted for the armed robbery of a credit union. Credit union employees were forced to lie on the floor and Johnson hit them with a gun.
990225, 010724, 010807, 010809, 010814, 010815, 010824	Martin Allen Johnson, 42	Johnson was convicted in 1986 of drug dealing and being a felon in possession of a firearm. He was paroled from the federal prison in Sheridan after serving one third of his 20-year sentence.	Johnson was arrested for the murder of Heather Fay Fraser, a Tigard teenager. He also faced charges of rape, sexual abuse, and sodomy involving three other 15-year old girls in Oregon. At trial, several girls testified that Johnson supplied them with drugs, incapacitated them with morphine or ether, and sexually assaulted them. Prosecutors said that the victim was drugged, raped, strangled and thrown into the Columbia River. After the murder, Martin had fled to Florida where he approached other young girls before being apprehended. In August, 2001, Martin was convicted of aggravated murder and sentenced to death.
990223	Rickey D. White, 20	Rickey White is a convicted drug dealer.	White was arrested for illegally purchasing nearly 30 guns at gun shows.
990218	William Carl Welsh, 44	Welsh was a registered sex offender with a history of sexual misconduct dating back 20 years. He was convicted of molesting boys in California four times between 1979 and 1982. In 1986, he was convicted in Oregon of sodomizing boys aged 8 to 12. He was paroled in 1996.	Welsh was charged with 18 sex crimes against juveniles.
990217 990218 990223 990910 011025 011109	Patrick Lee Harned, 16	Harned had threatened to kill his school's principal. Harned's mother told police that she was afraid of him. Harned was associating with William Carl Welsh, 44, a registered sex offender.	Harned was arrested for the strangulation murder of 7-year old Ashley Carlson. Welsh told police that Harned discussed wanting to have sex with a young girl, kill her and bury her. In October, 2000, Judge Philip Nelson found Harned guilty of aggravated murder. Finding Harned was likely to commit additional crimes if ever released from prison, Judge Nelson sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
990213 990630 990813	Michael John McElvain, 51	McElvain had been arrested twice for drunken driving. In 1990, he entered a diversion program.	On January 24, 1999, while legally drunk, McElvain crashed his car into the car of Edmund Harrington. Harrington, 45, was seriously injured and his daughter, Kelsey Lynn Harrington, was killed. In June, 1999, McElvain was convicted of first degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. In August, 1999, McElvain was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison.
990209	James Hubert Potts, 45	Potts had two prior convictions for sex crimes.	Potts was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the rape of a 9-year old girl.
990205	Nathan Ryan Faris, 16	Faris has at least one violent felony conviction.	Faris was pleaded guilty for criminally negligent homicide and drunken driving in an accident in which is friend, Scott Nanthathammiko, 14, was killed. Faris was driving at speeds up to 100 miles-per-hour.
990129	Terry Wayne Unruh, 33	Unruh has an extensive arrest and conviction record for numerous traffic-related offenses.	While involved in "an angry interaction" with another driver and driving recklessly, Unruh crashed into a third car, killing a female passenger and seriously injuring the driver, Richard Hornych, 38.
990123 990421 990430	Stella Ann Kiser, 23 Jesse Caleb Compton, 21	Compton had lost custody of his own child for abuse.	Compton was convicted in November 1998 or murdering 3-year old Tesslynn O'Cull, Kiser's daughter. Kiser was on trial (and was later convicted) on the same charges. Compton and Kiser tortured the child over several months, including burning her back and buttocks with a propane torch, breaking several vertebrae in her back, tying her up for up to 10 hours a day, pulling her hair out and punching her. In February of 1999, Stella Kiser's trial ended in a hung jury when one juror refused to convict. In April, a second jury convicted Stella Kiser of murder.
990122	Forrest Argentino, 53	A year prior, Argentino attacked his aunt, Betty Joy Bryant. According to her son, Dan Bryant, he was released from custody on the grounds of mental incapacity.	In September, 1998, Forrest Argentino invaded Betty Joy Bryant's home and stabbed her 11 times including one blow to the heart, which killed her. In January, 1999, Argentino pleaded guilty except for insanity. He was committed to the state psychiatric institution. His case will be reviewed every two years to see if he is fit for release.
990118	Abraham Lincoln Rodgers, 24	Rodgers was previously convicted on an unspecified felony.	Rodgers was arrested for attempted murder after shooting 22 year-old Linda Kay Taylor, who was in serious condition.
990118 990128	Thomas Eugene Samples, 33	Samples was convicted of various burglary, theft and weapons charges and was on probation.	Samples was arrested for attempted murder and rape in a May 20, 1998 attack on a Sherwood woman, Kari Anderson, 21. He held the woman at knifepoint while attempting to rape her. He then tried to strangle her with a cord from a sleeping bag. In January of 1999, Samples was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison under Measure 11.
990114	Danyale Gill, 22	Gill was convicted of attempted murder in the shooting of a rival drug dealer.	On May 23, policed pulled Gill over for driving violations. Gill sped off at speeds up to 88 mph. After being stopped again, Gill shot seven shots at police but missed. Gill was convicted in November and sentenced to 44 years in prison.
990106	Joel McCool, 24	McCool had a lengthy arrest record.	McCool attacked and shot a rival gang member, Harry Villa, 24. He also shot a 19 year old pregnant woman. Villa was recently convicted for criminal racketeering but a judge allowed him to remain on bail over the holidays.

1998

Article Date	Criminal	History	Recent Status
981218	Douglas Wayne Dunn, 24	Dunn was previously convicted on an unspecified felony.	Dunn was arrested for 8 armed robberies in Portland and is suspected of 18 more armed robberies in Seattle.
981210 990212 000412	Ikechukwu Clement Nwaekwe, 24	Nwaekwe was arrested in September, 1998, for attempted murder, assault and kidnapping against his former girlfriend, Sarah Beth Zimmerman. Nwaekwe was released on bail. No restraining order was placed on Nwaekwe.	On December 8, 1998, Nwaekwe shot Sarah Beth Zimmerman, 18, and her mother, Kathleen Nesslin, 40 in their home. Both were in serious condition. Sarah lost a finger and an eye. Nwaekwe was arrested after a chase by police in which he was shot. Even after the shooting, bail was set at $2 million. Nwaekwe could be freed if he posts $200,000. In April of 2000, Nwaekwe was sentenced to 21 years in prison for attempted aggravated murder and kidnapping in the second degree.
981210	Michael Eric Scott Lane, 24	Lane was previously convicted on an unspecified felony.	Lane was arrested on four counts of attempted murder for shooting at an employee after attempting to pass a bad check at a grocery store in McMinnville. A month later, he attempted to pass a bad check at a US Bank, using his jail inmate card as identification. He fled, leaving his inmate card at the bank.
981204	Philip Scott Cannon, 32	Cannon was previously convicted on unspecified felony charges.	Cannon was indicted for the murder of Suzan Renee Osborne, 26, Jason Roger Kinser, 26, and Celesta Joy Graves, 24.
981121 000522	William Ray Fowler, 27	Fowler had arrests for burglary and drunken driving. Fowler was convicted in February of an assault on a two year old girl that fractured her skull. He was sentenced to 18 days in jail and was then released on probation.	In November, Fowler was arrested for beating a two year old boy, leaving him in a wheelchair with about half of his previous brain function. In May of 2000, Fowler pleaded guilty to assault in the second degree and other crimes and was sentenced to 17 years in prison.
981117	Ricky G. Barney, 39	Barney had "a minor criminal record".	In June, 98, Barney, on methamphetamines, lured two 12-year-old girls into his truck and raped them over a 10- hour period.
981114	Danyale D. Gill, 22	Gill has convictions for attempted murder, drug possession, and drug dealing.	Gill was convicted of attempted assault for shooting his gun seven times toward two Portland police officers.
981114	Phillip Medley Bates, 29	Bates has an extensive criminal history including convictions for assault, arson, and burglary.	Bates is wanted for the murder of Lisa Sue Thom. She was shot in the head on her 25th birthday. Bates is also wanted for shooting Rachel Elizabeth Chernowski, 22, in the same incident.
981102	Rodolfo Leos Maldonado, 24	Maldonado was the subject of a restraining order barring contact with Armida Leos Beltram.	On October 31, 1998, Armida Leos Beltram, 24, was shot and killed. Maldonado was arrested.
981029	Jack Waldrop III, 29	Waldrop was on probation for a 1997 conviction for domestic abuse of Angela Walker.	In October of 1998, Angela Walker, 36, was murdered by strangulation. Jack Waldrop was arrested.
981013	Daniel Wayne Kirkland, 29	Kirkland was convicted in September of 1997 for theft and was given 18 months probation.	On October 11, 1998, Kirkland shot and killed cab driver Michelle E. Howard, 36, in Salem, OR.