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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
E[panded µvictim¶ de¿ nition could Neep criminals locNed up
By MATEUSZ PERKOWSKI
Capital Bureau
6A/(M ² .eepinJ danJerous
criminals behind bars Zill be easier
in OreJon due to an e[panded de¿
nition of ³victim´ under the state¶s
parole rules, a victims¶ riJhts advo
cate says.
Danielle Tudor is one of several
victims of 5ichard Troy *illmore,
the 3ortlandarea ³MoJJer rapist´
Zho Zas convicted of rape, bur
Jlary and se[ual abuse in .
+oZever, because *illmore¶s
rape conviction Zas not based on
the crime committed aJainst Tudor,
she had trouble testifyinJ durinJ his
parole hearinJ in .
OreJon¶s Board of 3arole and
3ost3rison 6upervision initially refused
to let Tudor speaN at the hearinJ but re
lented after she ¿ led a laZsuit, she said.
³That parole hearinJ for me Zas
traumatic but it Zas also empoZer
inJ,´ she said.
Tudor describes it as a pivot
al moment that convinced her to
chanJe the board¶s de¿ nition of vic
tim so that other people affected by
crime could not be shut out of simi
lar parole hearinJs.
³, found out , can ¿ Jht bacN. 1ot
only can , ¿ Jht bacN, but , can Zin,´
she said.
tion´ under the board¶s rules at the
time.
8nder the e[panded de¿ nition,
hoZever, the board can consider
testimony from other people Zho
have been determined by the board,
the court or the prosecutor to have
suffered from the convict¶s crime or
related crimes.
Tudor said she Zorries that *ill
more Zould be released unless the
parole board can consider her story
and the stories of his other victims.
³<ou Zouldn¶t hear about hoZ
real it¶s been in my life. That Zould
be lost,´ she said.
The neZ de¿ nition of victim
Zill affect other criminals Zho are
under consideration for parole, and
provide the board Zith a more ac
curate picture of these convicts, she
said.
³The parole board needs to hear
More victims can testify
While Tudor Zas a documented
victim of *illmore¶s and testi¿ ed
at his sentencinJ, prosecutors could
not prosecute him based on those
facts because the statute of limita
tions had run out, she said.
Tudor Zas initially shut out
of the parole hearinJ because she
Zasn¶t the ³victim of incarcera
those voices,´ Tudor said. ³We Jive
them a looN into an inmate¶s life liNe
they¶re not JoinJ to Jet otherZise.´
Defense attorneys
concerned
1ot everybody is a fan of the re
vised de¿ nition, thouJh.
The OreJon Criminal Defense
/aZyers Association is concerned
the neZ de¿ nition may be overly
inclusive and impede the fairness of
the parole process, said (d .roll, its
president.
³, don¶t see Zhy it needed to
be e[panded, Tuite franNly,´ he
said.
.roll said the de¿ nition is noZ
³nebulous´ and could alloZ anyone
Zith a tanJential connection to the
inmate to testify at parole hearinJs.
)or e[ample, a person inMured by
the convict in a drivinJ under the
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tomorrow’s
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Friday
The Dalles
56/96
Astoria
54/78
Portland
58/94
Corvallis
51/95
Eugene
52/93
Pendleton
53/89
Salem
56/93
Albany
52/94
Ontario
51/93
Bend
49/90
Saturday
Burns
44/93
Medford
60/103
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54°
70°
Sunday
69°
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Monday
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Partly sunny, a
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possible
54°
66°
50°
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High ........................................... 75°
Low ............................................ 59°
Normal high ............................... 69°
Normal low ................................. 51°
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Month to date .......................... 1.56"
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74 57 s
89 52 s
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91 47 s
101 60 s
66 51 s
70 55 s
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90 54 s
73 57 s
93 55 s
72 58 s
94 50 s
103 64 s
64 52 s
67 56 s
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87
87
94
89
71
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87
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58 s
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56 s
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will be in beautiful gathering above the eastern
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Fairbanks
60 38 c
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89 78 c
Indianapolis
83 63 c
Kansas City
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Las Vegas
102 78 pc
Los Angeles
98 75 pc
Memphis
87 70 pc
Miami
90 79 pc
Nashville
83 64
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New Orleans
86 75
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New York
80 66
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Philadelphia
82 66
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St. Louis
85 66 pc
Salt Lake City
89 61 s
San Francisco
87 63 s
Seattle
77 57 s
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65 51
76 51
68 48
68 52
92 68
58 40
88 78
71 53
71 48
103 77
94 71
83 59
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Feb. 18, 1918 — Sept. 3, 2015
John Zas born on )eb. , in .orsnas, itics. +e also loved to tell stories, and loved old
)inland. +is parents Zere Vendla and Carl 1or country music, such as 0erle +aJJard.
+e is survived by 6usanne %enthin and her
dJren. At a younJ aJe he lost his sister, Adele.
They lived on a farm. +e attended school in children Jessica Defrates and .ristina, John
and Jeffrey Benthin. Close friends
+elenelund, )inland. John served in
are Jane and Art TuriJliatto and their
World War ,, ¿ JhtinJ for )inland.
family. John and (l¿ considered the
,n he moved Zith his parents
TuriJliatto¶s dauJhter, Alicia, an ad
to Astoria, 2re. +e ZorNed at 3ills
opted JranddauJhter. Also survivinJ
bury, as a lonJshoreman and at the
are cousins Jenny Osterdahl, (lvi
8pteJrove /umber 0ill. ,n he
AJren, *ullvi WiNstrom, (lsa Wal
returned to )inland for a visit, and at
ton and +elen BoZles, and sisterin
that time he met (l¿ 0. West, and
laZ (lly WesterJard and her three
they married 6ept. , . 6he later
sons 6ven, 6tiJJohn and 6ivert, and
came to live Zith him in Astoria.
their families.
John ZorNed as a custodian for
John
There Zill be a Jraveside commit
the Astoria 6chool District for
Nordgren
tal service at *reenZood Cemetery
years. +e retired in .
on )riday, 6ept. , , at a.m.
John belonJed to the 3eace /u
There Zill be a memorial service at 3eace
theran Church, the Order of Vasa, the order of
/utheran Church on )riday, 6ept. , at p.m.
5uneberJ and American /eJion 3ost .
John loved to dance, especially the tanJo, A reception Zill folloZ at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to
and considered himself an outstandinJ danc
er. (very 6unday John and (l¿ Zould taNe a 3eace /utheran Church or the Al]heimer¶s
car ride and then Jo out for dinner. They both )oundation.
CaldZell¶s /uce/ayton Mortuary is in charJe
loved the hot sprinJs and Zould Jo there every
year. John loved to Zatch ³Jeopardy,´ ³Wheel of the arranJements. An online Juest booN may
of )ortune,´ ³DancinJ Zith the 6tars, ´ and pol be siJned at ZZZ.caldZellsmortuary.com
Of¿ cer says complaint triJJered retaliation
C/AT6.A1,( ² A police of
¿ cer in ClatsNanie says his family
has faced retaliation since he and
another of¿ cer ¿ led complaints
aJainst the police chief for maNinJ
racist statements.
Of¿ cer Ale[ 6tone tells .AT8
he¶s beinJ folloZed on his shift,
his Zife has tZice been forced off
the road and people are yellinJ the
1Zord at him.
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Former Clats-
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Marvin Hoover.
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)irst Ave, 6easide.
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Conservation District,
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potlucN, *nat CreeN )ish
+atchery covered picnic
area. AJenda revieZ of
annual report, audit and
district proJress for last
fiscal year fundinJ avail
able for Clatsop County
landoZners durinJ ne[t
fiscal year.
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6tone, Zho is Zhite, submitted
the complaint aJainst Chief Marvin
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+oover had been chief since
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influence incident could potential
ly speaN at his parole hearinJ for a
murder conviction, even if it Zas
unrelated, he said.
³The person Zith the bro
Nen leJ can come in too and
say he shouldn¶t Jet out,´ .roll
said.
,n another scenario, an inmate
may have been convicted of as
saultinJ one victim but acTuitted of
assaultinJ another person, he said.
The victim of the unproven as
sault could nonetheless testify at
the parole hearinJ, .roll said.
6uch a possibility Zould be
prejudicial to the inmate and fly in
the face of the jury verdict, he said.
³,t¶s stuff liNe that that really con
cerns us, ´ he said.
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