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Roden sentenced to prison for probation violation
Couple accused of
murdering 2-year-old
will not get bail
Court documents reveal
the toddler was found with
injuries around her entire
body, including two black
eyes, a broken arm, bruis-
es over her entire face and
By Kyle Spurr
chest and hemorrhaging
EO Media Group
around her head.
Neither Roden nor
Randy Lee Roden, the
Wing have blamed the oth-
live-in boyfriend accused of
er for the abuse. Both told
murdering his girlfriend’s
investigators about inci-
2-year-old daughter at their
dents where the toddler
Seaside home in December,
fell coming from a bus
was sentenced Wednesday,
stop, fell off of a toilet and
JOSHUA BESSEX — THE DAILY ASTORIAN
JOSHUA BESSEX — THE DAILY ASTORIAN got in tussles with Wing’s
May 13, to 100 months, or
Judge Paula Brownhill
about eight years, in prison Defense lawyer Conor Huseby, right, speaks with Randy Ro-
two sons, ages 5 and 2,
for a probation violation den, left, during a hearing at the Clatsop County Courthouse listens to arguments from
who were found injured
defense lawyer John Gutbe-
from a previous domestic Wednesday.
the same day Evangelina
zahl at the Clastop County
violence conviction.
Wing was found dead. The
Roden, 27, a former side Police Detective Jason ter the result of the murder Courthouse Wednesday.
boys were hospitalized
Georgia resident, was re- Goodding during a hear- charges.
and placed in state protec-
leased from prison in ing Wednesday in Clatsop
“This child was in the Wing’s daughter, Evange- tive custody.
January 2014 after being County Circuit Court.
care of the two defendants lina Wing, as “vicious” and
Wing, 25, is charged
The drugs were discov- in December 2014. While “sadistic.” The indictment with murder by abuse from
sentenced to 18 months
for coercion related to a ered during a search war- in their custody, she was ¿OHGDJDLQVW5RGHQDFFXVHV neglect and maltreatment,
domestic violence case in rant of Roden and Wing’s murdered,” Judge Brown- him of “intentional maim- ¿UVWGHJUHH PDQVODXJKWHU
Clatsop County against an- Seaside residence Dec. 20, hill said.
ing or torture” of the tod- and six counts of criminal
when the toddler was found
other woman.
Brownhill’s
decision dler and having a “pattern mistreatment. Wing’s crim-
He faced 52 counts of dead.
came after lengthy testi- and practice of assault,” inal mistreatment charges
“For moving to a resi- mony from Clatsop County since Oct. 31, 2014.
domestic violence and sex
stem from her leaving the
abuse in that case, which dence and smoking some Medical Examiner Joann
An autopsy found Evan- three children with Roden
were dropped as part of his marijuana, this seems se- Guiliani, Clatsop County gelina Wing was the victim and withholding medical
plea deal. The plea deal in- vere,” Roden’s defense law- 6KHULII¶V 2I¿FH 'HWHFWLYH of homicide and apparently attention.
cluded Roden being on pro- yer Robert B. Axford said.
Ryan Humphrey and Good- died from blunt force trau-
Roden is charged with
bation after his release.
In addition to the proba- ding.
ma. She would have turned four counts of aggravat-
Roden violated the pro- tion violation, Judge Paula
“They would have re- 3 on Jan. 22.
ed murder, two counts of
bation by possessing mar- Brownhill ruled Wednesday ceived bail if we didn’t
Guiliani said the injuries murder by abuse, felony
ijuana, oxycodone and that Roden and Wing will prove our case,” Clatsop were atypical and she had PXUGHU ¿UVWGHJUHH XQ-
methadone and failing to remain in custody without County Deputy District At- never seen such abuse be- lawful sexual penetration,
report that he moved in the possibility of bail. The torney Ron Brown said of fore in her career.
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with Dorothy Ann Wing, decision does not impact the defendants.
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according to testimony Roden, who was sentenced
During testimony, Guil- tim of multiple injuries, sault and three counts of
IURP KLV SUREDWLRQ RI¿FHU to serve in prison for more iani described the “mech- which was obvious to me,” criminal mistreatment. The
Patrick McKerren, and Sea- than eight years no mat- anism of injury” against she said.
sex abuse charges relate to
Roden allegedly subjecting
Evangelina Wing to sexual
contact by touching.
The defense lawyers for
Roden and Wing indicat-
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to sever the co-defendants,
meaning each will be tried
separately. A hearing to
discuss the motion to sever
was scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
July 8.
The divide between the
defense lawyers was notice-
able in court Wednesday.
Roden’s defense lawyers
Conor Huseby and Axford
highlighted
statements
from friends and coworkers
describing Wing as aggres-
sive, angry and easily irri-
tated. In addition, Roden’s
defense pointed to Wing’s
5-year-old son acting out
and telling investigators
Wing is the “evil witch”
that killed his sister.
While testifying, Good-
ding noted a child’s re-
sponse to investigators is
not always reliable.
“They might lie because
they don’t want to get beat
later,” he said.
According to testimony
on Wednesday, Wing and
Roden met through the on-
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een last year, less than three
months before the toddler
was found dead.
A trial date remains set
for April 5, 2016.
Alleged kidnapper pleads not guilty to new charges Washington man dies in
to decide if bail should be
lowered.
“It was inflated because
the state had some infor-
mation that they thought
Mr. Deviney had money
due to a previous associ-
ation or employment with
Microsoft,” von Boeck-
mann said. “He has told
me otherwise. The guy
has no money.”
A nationwide felo-
ny warrant was issued
last week out of Clatsop
County Circuit Court for
Deviney’s arrest.
Cannon Beach Police
and FBI agents found
Deviney behind a locked
gate in a privately owned
wooded area south of
Cannon Beach, after a
passer-by reported seeing
him and called Cannon
Beach Police.
When Deviney was
asked his name, he simply
said, “I’m the guy you’re
looking for.”
Deviney allegedly kid-
napped the girl May 9 in
Sanger, Calif. He left her
and his 2004 Nissan Pick-
up at McDonald’s in Asto-
ria May 11.
The girl was later re-
united with her family.
By Kyle Spurr
The Daily Astorian
Russell Wayne Devin-
ey, the Everett, Wash.,
man accused of kidnap-
ping and raping a 15-year-
old California girl, plead-
ed not guilty Friday, May
22, in Clatsop County
Circuit Court to 12 felony
charges.
Deviney, 48, was ar-
rested May 14 just south
of Cannon Beach on six
charges. The charges
were doubled after a
grand jury met Thursday.
A grand jury indicted
Deviney for first-degree
kidnapping, two counts
of first-degree rape, two
counts of first-degree
unlawful sexual pene-
tration, two counts of
first-degree sodomy, two
counts of using a child
in a display of sexually
explicit conduct for pho-
tographing the girl na-
ked, and three counts of
first-degree sexual abuse.
He made an initial
court appearanceMay 15,
when his bail was set at
$1 million.
District Attorney Josh
Marquis requested the
Russell Wayne Deviney
high bail amount after
discovering Deviney had
assets from former em-
ployment with Microsoft.
In court Friday, Judge
Philip Nelson continued
the $1 million bail.
Deviney’s
appointed
defense lawyer James von
Boeckmann argued that
Deviney no longer has the
assets the state believes.
As a result, von Boeck-
mann plans to ask for a
bail hearing for the court
Deviney allegedly sex-
ually assaulted the girl at
an Oregon rest area. The
charges against Deviney
claimed the alleged crimes
occurred in Clatsop County.
He has no local ties to
Clatsop County and there
is no indication Astoria
was his intended destina-
tion, according to Astoria
Police.
Marquis said other
jurisdictions could also
charge Deviney.
Deviney is due back in
court at 10:30 a.m. June
12 for an early resolution
conference.
Seaside drowning incident
A Lacey, Wash., man
died after a drowning acci-
dent in Seaside the morning
of May 13.
At about 3:15 a.m., Sea-
side Fire & Rescue was
called to an incident near
the Avenue A approach at
the beach.
The Seaside Police De-
partment had reported
someone missing around 26
Avenue A at about 2:59 a.m.
6KRUWO\ DIWHU D SROLFH RI¿-
cer found the victim in the
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the victim and started car-
diopulmonary
resuscita-
tion. The man was suffering
cardiac arrest, according to
Capt. Dave Rankin, of Sea-
side Fire & Rescue.
Medix, along with Sea-
side Fire & Rescue, trans-
ported the man to Provi-
dence Seaside Hospital.
The victim died.
The agencies will not re-
lease the man’s age, name
or other identifying infor-
mation at this time because
the incident is under inves-
tigation, according to the
police department.
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