JESSE LEE CALHOUN | Portland Serial / Spree Killer’s Grim Murdering Spree Laid Bare: Monster Slaughtered At Least Six Women In 50 Days Then Moved Their Bodies To Evade Cops | “He’s a family guy. He seems like a family guy.” | Autographed Letter, Signed

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Jesse Lee Calhoun: A Comprehensive Report

Jesse Lee Calhoun has been a person of significant interest in a series of criminal investigations concerning the deaths of several women in the Portland, Oregon area. This report aims to provide a detailed account of the events and legal proceedings involving Calhoun, based on the information available up to this point.

Background and Criminal History: Calhoun, a 38-year-old Oregon man, has an extensive criminal history dating back to 2003, with convictions ranging from assault to burglary. His criminal record includes charges for assault, harassment, drug possession, theft, kidnapping, and traffic violations, among others. In 2019, he was sentenced to over four years in prison for assaulting a public safety officer and other crimes.

Clemency and Release: In July 2021, Calhoun was granted clemency by then-Governor Kate Brown and released from prison a year early. This decision was part of a broader initiative by the governor to grant clemency to several inmates.

Recent Charges and Arraignment: Calhoun has recently been charged with the second-degree murders of Charity Lynn Perry, Bridget Leanne Webster, and Joanna Speaks. The bodies of these women were found in various secluded locations across Oregon and Washington, leading to concerns about a potential serial killer in the region. Calhoun pleaded not guilty to all charges during his arraignment in Multnomah County Circuit Court on June 6, 2024.

Investigation and Evidence: The investigation into Calhoun’s alleged involvement in these deaths began after the bodies were discovered over several months starting in February 2023. The victims were found in wooded areas, in a culvert, and under a bridge within a 100-mile radius. Calhoun was identified as a person of interest in the suspicious deaths of four women, with the bodies found between the Portland and Salem areas during the winter and spring of 2023.

Legal Proceedings: A grand jury indicted Calhoun on second-degree murder charges, and he is currently awaiting trial. The case has garnered significant media attention due to the nature of the crimes and the number of victims involved.

Conclusion: The case against Jesse Lee Calhoun is ongoing, and as such, the details of the investigation and the evidence against him are subject to change as new information comes to light. The legal process is expected to be lengthy, given the severity of the charges and the complexities involved in such cases.

There seems to be a pattern in how Jesse Lee Calhoun allegedly selected his victims. The bodies of the four women were found between February and May 2023, all within the Portland and Salem areas during the winter and spring of 2023. The victims were:

• Kristin Smith: A 22-year-old Gresham resident was found dead in a wooded area of the Pleasant Valley neighborhood near the intersection of Deardorff Road and Flavel Street. She was reported missing three days before Christmas in December 2022. Found dead in a wooded area of the Pleasant Valley neighborhood on February 19, 2023.

• Charity Lynn Perry: A 24-year-old from Longview, Washington, was discovered near Ainsworth State Park in East Multnomah County.

• JoAnna Speaks: Found near an abandoned barn in Ridgefield on April 8, 2023, with her death caused by blunt force trauma to the head and neck.

• Bridget LeAnn Webster: Her body was discovered in rural Polk County on April 30, 2023.

The pattern suggests that the victims were all young women whose bodies were left in secluded areas, possibly to delay discovery and hinder investigation. The close geographical proximity and the time frame of the murders also suggest a pattern in the selection and disposal of the victims.

• VIDEO: Video captures arrest of man believed connected to deaths of 4 Portland-area women | https://youtu.be/KsTTXT1Zd7o

• VIDEO: Suspected Serial Killer Charged with Murders of 3 Women in Oregon | https://youtu.be/UdKIj-ZrP0c

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