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Eugene, Ore. – A crashed white Hyundai Elantra sits on Seneca Road near W. 7th. This vehicle is the same make and model as the vehicle of interest in the Moscow, Idaho murders Many people in the community have wondered if this crashed vehicle could be related to the Moscow, Idaho murders. A few added facts. This crash happened on the 16th of December around 7am. A very busy time for that street. Fire and police showed up to the crash. You can see the fire/EMS details here. We are being told this was a multi vehicle crash. Update: 7:51am 12/20/2022 – From Eugene Police: “We have no information to indicate it is related to the Moscow, Idaho, case. We sent the vehicle information to Moscow, Idaho, so they have it to review.” ~EPD We reached out to the Eugene Police Department to get a statement about this vehicle. Here is what police are saying: “We are aware of it and have sent the vehicle information to Moscow Idaho. We will refer everybody to call Moscow Idaho police for any additional...

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested/booked are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found  here . Kyle Winston Abeede -   Lodged in LCJ May 17, 2014 06:56 on charges of  unlawful po...

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested/booked are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found  here . A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found  here . Jillian Leigh Bennet -  Lodged in LCJ May 16, 2014 12:09 on charges of  DUII ...

INCIDENT: Robbery 1                                                            CASE:  14-3974 LOCATION: B Lucky Bistro                       528 Harlow Road, Springfield  DATE/ TIME: May 13, 2014 at 2115 hrs. SUSPECT: White male adult in his mid to late twenties, last seen wearing a gray hoodie. Armed with a semiautomatic handgun. ____________________________________________________ NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT: On the above listed date and time the Springfield Police were called to the B Lucky Bistro located at 528 Harlow Road, for an armed robbery that had just occurred. The subsequent investigation revealed that a lone suspect entered the business and demanded cash, while brandishing a semiautomat...

A question of parole Convicted of killing a Eugene gas station attendant in 1977, David Ray Taylor served his time, completed his parole and seemed to be a functioning member of society. Now he faces a possible death sentence if convicted of murdering a 22-year-old Eugene man. By Jack Moran The Register-Guard APPEARED IN PRINT: TUESDAY, AUG. 28, 2012, PAGE A1 David Ray Taylor Convicted murderer David Ray Taylor convinced the state parole board 5½ years ago that he was no longer the dangerous criminal who had gone to prison in 1977 for fatally shooting a west Eugene gas station attendant. “I feel a great sense of accomplishment for having built and maintained a healthy, happy and harmonious home and public life,” Taylor wrote to the board shortly before the three-member panel voted 2-1 in favor of discharging him from post-prison supervision in February 2007. Taylor, 56, now faces a possible return to prison, and he potentially could be sentenced to dea...