Six women found dead in the Portland, Oregon area in 2023 *ARREST*

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Six women have been found dead in less than three months in secluded, wooded areas in the Portland, Oregon, region, but law enforcement authorities said they have not found any evidence that the cases are linked.

The women's bodies were found within 100 miles of each other, the Portland Police Bureau said in a news release over the weekend. Police have not determined whether they were all homicide victims, but they were all under age 40.


Although news of the deaths was widely circulated on social media, the Portland Police Bureau said there was no reason to believe the deaths were connected. (more at link)

 
Yes, Multnomah County.

We don’t have the same governor that let the violent criminals out. And the new governor has tried to get around the new law that was passed by the voters regarding being soft on hard drug usage, too.
That's good news re governor. I don't know what's wrong with people nowadays that they could vote for a such a thing. I feel like common sense and logic have went out the window with some. Hard to believe a majority could vote for such a thing but apparently they did or it was a corrupt voting process.
 
Good video. I really do hope his girlfriend gets some help. She has some very unhealthy feelings about the perp.


This was very good. I am not always a News Nation fan, I guess I would actually say I am not one due to some things I have seen them do, very sensational, incorrect and inrresponsible things but they do get news and Entin is pretty good and this was very good.

This case STILL does not have the attention it should have.

It is IMPRESSIVE how these mothers came together and investigated themselves AND put pressure on police. The remark the one made of what is worse, you either have a serial killer or five homicidal maniacs running around was a good point! So in other words if police can't admit to a serial killer well then I guess you ARE saying there must then be five homicidal maniacs operating at the same time!

Wow it is clear Portland is something else and Entin said as much, no other city like it basically that he has ever seen and yet we know there are tons of cities with huge drug and homeless problems and so it must be BEYOND.

The gf my goodness. I don't know what to say. She isn't unintelligent, clearly, and even seems to recognize she struggles and has problems and is very back and forth on it all. I'd say she's been through a lot. For different reasons I can understand the being overwhelmed to where you can't function, like in facing and getting rid of his stuff or taking care of things, that happens when life sends you too much to deal with. It is clearly I think she would like him to magically not be the perp, that she wishes or hopes he loves/Ed her and more yet on some level recognizes he likely did do this and does not deny it either.... I don't know what to say about her, certainly no expert, I'd say face it and get over it and let go of him and yes, get yourself some help. I suppose she saw SOME side of him that was not all bad or some such. In the worst relationships there always is some good. She needs to FACE the evil though that he let dominate over any good side she may have seen and even then it sounds like he was not normal or easy. Not putting it right I just don't have the words.

This WAS good and Entin travels and does all this and it has to be a heck of a job and then he was also going to ID for the Kohberger hearing another week or day, etc. Nate said the other night when I think someone asked him what case or trial was next that he didn't know and went on to say he couldn't do what some reporters do who do this every day, every week and travel for a number of cases all year long, etc. The month here of Daybell was enough for him and now they are off to Crime Con. He missed his family and only or mostly because he started Daybell from infancy and was involved and committed he felt he had to see it all out of course. I am very much paraphrasing to get to my point of Entin is one that DOES do that with many cases and traveling constantly, etc. I will also say many mainstream news places do not send their people any longer or pay to do such on cases unless a major one or trial, they just cull sh*t from online sources and other news or worse don't cover much (all politics) but I guess News Nation does and good for them for that I suppose...

I almost didn't watch this as I just don't have the time to invest in more cases, can hardly keep up with the ones I do care about but for some reason felt I should. I have not been overly invested in this one and probably due to the fact of LE and it being fairly quiet and not pursued and not a lot of info and so on. Hearing now the moms though and seeing the gf, I have a bit of the emotional/people factor that kind of is what gets me into cases I guess or more into them...

It isn't a full hook yet for me to turn into a pet case but it may because these victims WERE ignored and it STILL is not big news but Entin brought the victim side and the human factor... I was outraged from the start as to the lack of investigation but knew little. It reminds me of LISK which became big but also ebbed and wanted over the years as LE ignored and kept trying to make it or hope it went away and those families who just couldn't get any help or attention either yet the case became known about but even then people would try to help or someone would report and it would just be left go quiet again from a corrupt administration always shutting it down and the families could try to yell to no avail. Internet has come in big time and these Portland moms need to avail and some attorney even if it is like some John Ray needs to help them out. Of course, someone IS charged now, far faster by far than in LISK so they are on a better road more quickly than the decades that one took.

I recommend a watch. Entin did great and brings attention to it and with the human factor. Much in it of interest in a short 20 minutes. What stands out to me out of a lot standing out is that mother's remark of either a serial killer or five homicidal maniacs running around in one area. And THAT should be remembered for any case where LE resists connecting cases or at least admitting there are several homicidal maniacs they haven't caught!!

You live in OR and if this case was near me, I'd have been more invested from the start is another thing. When one can know or relate to the area and how it has changed even and it is near one, oh yeah I'd be very invested by now.

And I'm a bit more invested after watching this. Not that I didn't care. This one outraged me from the start. It just hasn't taken over as a main case for me as it was in infancy and not a lot out there.
Great job by Entin and yes, the gf really needs to process and if she CAN take some time to do that I would if her. However, sometimes one can't, life just keeps coming. if she hasn't cut the cord with him and it sounds like she hasn't as he wants her to sell his stuff and put money on his books, she NEEDS to. A total BREAK is what she needs to do, cut him clean loose to begin with and you know what, then you just take all that stuff or call Goodwill or someone to come get all of it! Or have it all put in a dumpster. If he has photos or anything else personal then ask LE or some news agency if they want the whole load and they can shift through it and then dump it. WhatEVER. I mean who knows if LE processed all they should and returned it or did not take it but it is not on her to keep it. Clear him from your LIFE and his stuff.

Long post I know. Days off which go by in an instant. I was in bed and wiped by 8 or so and up at 2 or so, sigh. I never go to bed at 8. NEVER. Now my second day off will be screwed up from the start with awake time and then work tomorrow a.m. (usually Sats. I have until 11 a.m. but not tomorrow, busy season, too many off this weekend for graduation etc.)

So first thing and thread I was on was this one up in the wrong hours and watched the Entin video here. And have time to process and think as a rare thing, it is dark and silent in this complex, RARE and I have moments to actually spend on watching and thinking about just this case which isn't one again that I have done that with. In fact I just quit typing for a moment and listened to the stillness. Cats are not up or in my face. Place is quiet. It is dark other than my computer screen and I am just going to take some silence for a few minutes before the b.s. in life hits me in the face. I don't get to do that ever.

Yes blessed dark silence. I may even shut the screen off and just sit for a bit.

I may end up invested in this one but so far I don't know the victims' names well or the mothers and such and would hope people would pick it up and this will become more known and I'd like to help it do that by in the ever so small ways we can which is by talking of it anywhere and everywhere. I don't go many places online but a few and it just needs to be picked up. There is an arrest though so its ahead of many that way. Thank GOD.

So since I started off on point and now am wandering and just yakking I shall stop. :)
 
Ok just trying to put the dates together for all victims named so far. First date is missing/murdered and second date is discovered date. ( In missing date order )

Kristen Smith 22Dec22, 19Feb23
*Charity Perry 8Mar23, 24Apr23
*JoAnna Speaks 18Mar23, 8Apr23
Ashley Real 7Apr23, 7May23
*Bridget Webster 26Apr23, 30Apr23
Unidentified female in tent Apr23

*Calhoun indicted


The indictment claims Calhoun killed Perry on March 8, 2023. Her body was discovered on April 24 in a culvert near Ainsworth State Park in the Columbia River Gorge.
Speaks was murdered on March 18, 2023, according to the indictment. Her body was found near an abandoned barn in Ridgefield on April 8. According to the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office, Speaks died of blunt head and neck injuries.

Calhoun is accused of killing Webster on April 26, 2023, according to the indictment. Webster’s body was discovered in rural Polk County on April 30, about 70 miles from Portland.

Multnomah County prosecutors confirm they continue to investigate the deaths of two other women who may also be linked to Calhoun, Kristin Smith and Ashley Real.

Below is a Fox link that may have more details so I will add more above where possible.


Here is a DM link also with some more dates.



The first of the four - 22-year-old Kristin Smith - was found dead in the woods in Pleasant Valley on February 19. From Gresham, Oregon, she was reported missing by her family on December 22, and her body was identified on May 25.Two months later, on April 24, Charity Perry, 24, was found dead in Ainsworth State Park.
The following week, on April 30, Bridget Webster, 31, was found dead 45 miles south of Portland, near a creek in Polk County.
And the fourth victim, 22-year-old Ashley Real, was discovered on May 7, a month after vanishing from a fast food restaurant
 
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Ok just trying to put the dates together for all victims named so far. First date is missing/murdered and second date is discovered date. ( In missing date order )

Kristen Smith 22Dec22, 19Feb23
*Charity Perry 8Mar23, 24Apr23
*JoAnna Speaks 18Mar23, 8Apr23

Ashley Real 7Apr23, 7May23
*Bridget Webster 26Apr23, 30Apr23
Unidentified female in tent Apr23

*Calhoun indicted
Bold by me. The ones he's been charged with.
 
Ok just trying to put the dates together for all victims named so far. First date is missing/murdered and second date is discovered date. ( In missing date order )

Kristen Smith 22Dec22, 19Feb23
*Charity Perry 8Mar23, 24Apr23
*JoAnna Speaks 18Mar23, 8Apr23
Ashley Real 7Apr23, 7May23
*Bridget Webster 26Apr23, 30Apr23
Unidentified female in tent Apr23

*Calhoun indicted


The indictment claims Calhoun killed Perry on March 8, 2023. Her body was discovered on April 24 in a culvert near Ainsworth State Park in the Columbia River Gorge.
Speaks was murdered on March 18, 2023, according to the indictment. Her body was found near an abandoned barn in Ridgefield on April 8. According to the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office, Speaks died of blunt head and neck injuries.

Calhoun is accused of killing Webster on April 26, 2023, according to the indictment. Webster’s body was discovered in rural Polk County on April 30, about 70 miles from Portland.

Multnomah County prosecutors confirm they continue to investigate the deaths of two other women who may also be linked to Calhoun, Kristin Smith and Ashley Real.

Below is a Fox link that may have more details so I will add more above where possible.


Here is a DM link also with some more dates.



The first of the four - 22-year-old Kristin Smith - was found dead in the woods in Pleasant Valley on February 19. From Gresham, Oregon, she was reported missing by her family on December 22, and her body was identified on May 25.Two months later, on April 24, Charity Perry, 24, was found dead in Ainsworth State Park.
The following week, on April 30, Bridget Webster, 31, was found dead 45 miles south of Portland, near a creek in Polk County.
And the fourth victim, 22-year-old Ashley Real, was discovered on May 7, a month after vanishing from a fast food restaurant
Kind of like LISK. A whole list of victims but perp only charged with a few so far which this made clear underneath.

Be interesting to see how many of the others he gets charged with over time if any...

A wait and see just like in that one...

All victims though deserve to be known of regardless of who killed them. And sounds like from all the families that have banded together here that they feel none of them received the attention some should. There's a similarity right there...
 
I get the feeling he may have kept them captive, alive or dead for a while then looked for another victim once that previous victim had been disposed off. Assuming he is responsible for all, and allowing for some days before bodies were found gives an average of around 2 weeks. Am discounting the time for the first one as he hasn't been charged for that one and it was winter so the victim's body may have been kept for longer. The last one has no disappearance date, just a discovered date.
8Mar, 18Mar, 7Apr, 26 Apr - the gaps between are 10 days, 20 days, 19 days - an average of 16 days in between.

He was released on July 22nd 2021 so it appears he did not kill anyone for the first 21 months after his release.

"Calhoun was one of 41 inmates whose sentence was lowered by one year in 2021 by then-Governor Kate Brown after they helped battle devastating wildfires in Oregon.

Calhoun was released from the Columbia River Correctional Institution on July 22, 2021, almost one year before his projected release date.

He had been serving a 50-month sentence for assaulting a police officer, trying to strangle a police dog, burglary and felony unauthorized use of a vehicle.


The 6ft, 4in suspect, who has a history of resisting arrest, jumped into the Willamette River in Milwaukie and tried to escape when found on July 6.

The DA's office said that no date had yet been set for his first court appearance on the new indictment, and he remains in Snake River Correctional Institution."

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Share or comment on this article: Portland serial killer Jesse Lee Calhoun's grim murdering spree laid bare: Monster slaughtered three women in 50 days then moved their bodies to evade cops​

 
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I get the feeling he may have kept them captive, alive or dead for a while then looked for another victim once that previous victim had been disposed off. Assuming he is responsible for all, and allowing for some days before bodies were found gives an average of around 2 weeks. Am discounting the time for the first one as he hasn't been charged for that one and it was winter so the victim's body may have been kept for longer. The last one has no disappearance date, just a discovered date.
8Mar, 18Mar, 7Apr, 26 Apr - the gaps between are 10 days, 20 days, 19 days - an average of 16 days in between.

He was released on July 22nd 2021 so it appears he did not kill anyone for the first 21 months after his release.

"Calhoun was one of 41 inmates whose sentence was lowered by one year in 2021 by then-Governor Kate Brown after they helped battle devastating wildfires in Oregon.

Calhoun was released from the Columbia River Correctional Institution on July 22, 2021, almost one year before his projected release date.

He had been serving a 50-month sentence for assaulting a police officer, trying to strangle a police dog, burglary and felony unauthorized use of a vehicle.


The 6ft, 4in suspect, who has a history of resisting arrest, jumped into the Willamette River in Milwaukie and tried to escape when found on July 6.

The DA's office said that no date had yet been set for his first court appearance on the new indictment, and he remains in Snake River Correctional Institution."

PortlandOregon

Share or comment on this article: Portland serial killer Jesse Lee Calhoun's grim murdering spree laid bare: Monster slaughtered three women in 50 days then moved their bodies to evade cops​


Trying to strangle a police dog? :chair:
 
A governor pardoned or released a man who then went on to kill numerous women.

If THEY could be criminally charged for doing such things, much would change.
 

Jesse Calhoun, charged with murder of 3 Oregon women, now in Multnomah County jail​

The man charged with the murder of three women around the Portland metro area in the first half of 2023 is now lodged in the Multnomah County jail. Jesse Calhoun will be arraigned Thursday morning at 9 a.m. at the Multnomah County courthouse.
As of Wednesday afternoon, the Multnomah County jail listed Calhoun on its roster, indicating he had been transferred to Portland.

Accused serial killer to be arraigned, invokes right to silence​

Accused serial killer Jesse Calhoun is scheduled to be arraigned on Thursday, June 6, in Multnomah County Circuit Court for murdering three women and moving their bodies last year.

According to court records, Calhoun’s public defender attorneys have invoked his right to silence, requested a speedy trial, and seeking numerous documents from investigators and prosecutors. They include the names of all witnesses that could be called to testify, any statements or records that create doubts about his guilt, and the identity of any confidential informants.
 

Jesse Calhoun, charged with killing 3 women in Portland area, pleads not guilty​

Jesse Lee Calhoun entered not guilty pleas Thursday to all charges in the criminal case accusing him of killing three women and dumping their bodies in rural areas across the Portland area last year.

Calhoun, who was moved to the Multnomah County Detention Center from a state prison Wednesday afternoon, will remain in custody while facing three counts each of second-degree murder and abuse of a corpse in the 2023 deaths of Charity Lynn Perry, 24, Bridget Webster, 31, and JoAnna Speaks, 32.

Wearing thick black glasses that distinguished him from a series of grim mugshots from his two-decade-long criminal career, Calhoun, who stands 6-foot-4, loomed inside the vestibule of the secure courtroom, shifting his weight nervously during the two-minute court appearance. He didn’t speak.

Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Ryan acknowledged the not-guilty pleas submitted by Calhoun’s attorney. Prosecutor Adam Gibbs told the judge a hearing to determine whether Calhoun, 39, will be held without bail will be scheduled at a later date.

Defense attorney Cameron Taylor declined to comment to reporters in the courtroom but released a brief statement saying Calhoun “adamantly denies the allegations against him.”

Calhoun was first revealed to be a person of interest in a series of at least five missing women who turned up dead while struggling with drug addiction or living on the streets, though he faces charges in only three of the deaths during a 50-day span in March and April.

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They have to have a bail hearing? I cannot believe they would even consider that at all seeing what has happened.

Also, I love the phrase they use in that article "5 women who turned up dead". Irresponsible and disrespectful phrasing IMO.

I also notice he has changed his look with the heavy rimmed black glasses and full beard and moustache.

"Wearing thick black glasses that distinguished him from a series of grim mugshots from his two-decade-long criminal career, Calhoun, who stands 6-foot-4, loomed inside the vestibule of the secure courtroom, shifting his weight nervously during the two-minute court appearance. He didn’t speak."
 
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They have to have a bail hearing? I cannot believe they would even consider that at all seeing what has happened.

Also, I love the phrase they use in that article "5 women who turned up dead". Irresponsible and disrespectful phrasing IMO.

I also notice he has changed his look with the heavy rimmed black glasses and full beard and moustache.

"Wearing thick black glasses that distinguished him from a series of grim mugshots from his two-decade-long criminal career, Calhoun, who stands 6-foot-4, loomed inside the vestibule of the secure courtroom, shifting his weight nervously during the two-minute court appearance. He didn’t speak."
Very good points. OR didn't have a serial killer though, they still are reeling from having to admit to that...
 

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