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Ep. 115 Unprecedented
Updated: Jun 27, 2023
In the 1970 and 80s, a serial rapist plagued Portland, OR, and surrounding areas. His modus operandi was that he would jog through neighborhoods in east Portland scouting for potential victims. When he found a young girl or woman that captured his attention, he would watch them, sometimes for days, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. When she was alone, he would break in, attack her, hide his face, and rape her before slipping back out into the night. It would take nearly a decade for police to capture him and 36 years later, the survivors of the Portland “Jogger Rapist” still band together in search of justice. We are merely weeks away from his release from prison, and I want to be sure you know who could be moving in next door to you.
Episode Host: Emily Rowney
Guests: Danielle Tudor and Tiffany Edens
Colleen Kelly, Tiffany Edens, and Danielle Tudor
Photo courtesy of The Oregonian.
Left to Right: Danielle Tudor age 17, Danielle's home at time of attack, Danielle today
Photos courtesy of Danielle Tudor
Tiffany Edens
Photos courtesy of Tiffany Edens
Tiffany Edens testifying in 2008, photos courtesy of Tiffany Edens, Pamplin Media, and Newspapers.com
Left to right: Original composite sketch, Richard Gillmore mug shot, Richard Gillmore's home
Photos courtesy of Danielle Tudor and Multnomah County Corrections
Richard Gillmore
Photos courtesy of Oregon Live and VINE
Peaceful Protest information (Join on Facebook):
Check out some of the organizations and sources that are near and dear to our guests hearts and consider making a donation to a rape survivor
Joyful Heart Foundation: https://www.joyfulheartfoundation.org/
Change.org Petition: https://chng.it/f9GYj7FRCR
Xchange Recover Housing Program: driveoutaddiction.com
Oregon National Crime Victims Law Institute - Lewis and Clark Law School: ncvli.org
Sources
Interview with Tiffany Edens and Danielle Tudor 11.06.2022 | Victims of Portland ‘jogger rapist’ outraged he'll be released from prison as low-level offender | Serial ‘jogger rapist’ to be released from Oregon prison | Statesman Journal - 06.25.2008 He has altered my life forever | Statesman Journal - 05.16.2008 Rape victim says parole board retraumatized her | RAINN - Sex Crimes Oregon | Statesman Journal - 10.14.2008 Rapist is moved to E. oregon | Oregon Gov - Sex Offender Noficiation Leveling Program | Oregon State - Sex Offenders | Women’s eNews - Victims of Serial Rapist Transform Oregon Law | Youtube - The Oregonian - Tiffany Edens, victim of rapist Richard Gillmore speaks out | YouTube - Powerful Voices Project - The Journey of Danielle Tudor | YouTube - Multnomah County - Learning from a survivor of sexual violence | Oregon Crime Victim’s Rights and Roles | Oregon.gov - Static-99R Coding Rules | Survivor says ‘Jogger Rapist’ not to be trusted, protests release conditions |
The detail about him watching victims for days before striking really underscores how calculated these attacks were. Hearing that the survivors are still pushing for justice 36 years later is both heartbreaking and inspiring. For anyone processing this story, finding a quiet ritual like Grow a Garden could offer a small anchor.
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