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Deaths: District attorney says suspect’s mother witnessed killing, summoned help
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The next day — Sunday —
she suggested they get some air
and go for a walk, which was
when she was able to summon
help, Hummel said.
Officers located Kilby on foot
nearby shortly after. He report-
edly indicated to police that he
was responsible for the deaths of
the Taylors and later provided
information about the death of
Daphne Banks, who was injured
on Christmas Day in the same
house, allegedly by Kilby.
Kilby had been arrested that
day after Banks was sent to the
emergency room at St. Charles
Bend with a serious head in-
jury. Kilby told police she had
fallen and hit her head, but po-
lice and medical professionals
did not believe his story.
He was arrested on suspicion
of second-degree assault and
other counts but was later was
released from jail.
Banks was in a coma for sev-
eral weeks and died in January
after being taken off life support.
Kilby and Banks had a ro-
mantic relationship, according
to Hummel.
The Taylor brothers, who
lived together at the home on
Granite Drive, are described as
acquaintances of Kilby’s. Hum-
mel said Kilby had a “dispute”
with one of them.
“Let’s put it this way: it wasn’t
a two-way dispute,” Hummel
said. “Mr. Kilby was angry at
one of the roommates about
something and he murdered
him. Why the second room-
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Authorities are investigating two suspected murders at SW Lynx Lane and Granite Drive in Bend on Monday.
mate was murdered, I’m still
figuring out the exact details.”
Monday morning, Kilby
was indicted on three counts
of murder for the deaths of the
Taylors and Banks.
For weeks, Banks’ two
daughters were adamant Kilby
should be charged in their
mother’s death.
Following news of the Tay-
lor brothers’ killings, Banks’
daughter Rio Killian called for
Hummel to resign.
“I’m so saddened by this,”
she wrote on Facebook. “It
took 2 more people to die be-
fore this was taken seriously.
We asked multiple times what
it was going to take to lock this
man up. We advocated for our
community on how unsafe it
was for Randall Kilby to be out
free … It feels like I’m reliv-
ing my mother’s death all over
again. I can’t take this.”
Hummel stood by his de-
cision to not charge Kilby for
Banks’ death earlier, saying the
information Kilby provided
Sunday allowed them to charge
him with murder for Banks’
death. Before, they didn’t have
enough to go on, he said.
“If we had that information
earlier, he would have been
charged earlier,” Hummel said.
Charging someone prema-
turely can increase a defen-
dant’s chances of acquittal and
it’s important to get the case
right the first time, he said.
“We have never held back
charging people for homicide,”
he said. “I’m confident if we had
charged Mr. Kilby with homi-
cide in January, he would have
been found not guilty. We did
not have sufficient evidence.”
Kilby was assigned attor-
ney TJ Spear to represent him.
Spear declined to comment.
Kilby has a lengthy criminal
record and two open cases aside
from the new murder cases.
In the newest allegations,
Kilby is charged with two
counts of second-degree mur-
der in the deaths of the Taylors
and, for his alleged conduct
toward his mother, one count
of coercion. He’s charged with
one count of second-degree
murder for Banks’ death.
Hummel, who has stated op-
position to capital punishment,
said second-degree murder
charges could potentially be up-
graded to aggravated murder in
the future. Aggravated murder
is the only crime in Oregon eli-
gible for the death penalty.
Bend Police and the district
attorney’s office are currently
investigating a separate double
killing from August. No sus-
pects have been arrested in the
deaths of Ray Atkinson Jr. and
Natasha “Tasha” Newby.
In 1999, Robert Lawrence
Staudinger killed three peo-
ple in Tumalo, for which he
received three life sentences.
Staudinger, 49, is incarcerated
in Two Rivers Correctional In-
stitution in Umatilla.
In 2002, Randy Joseph Stew-
art was convicted of two counts
of aggravated murder for kill-
ing two people in Bend. She
died in prison in 2019.
In 2011, Julie Angela Still
killed her daughter and shot
her son before killing herself.
The son survived.
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