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"No Justice"
- Murder in the Rain
- May 5
- 3 min read
Updated: May 7
When multiple young women were found slain within days of each other in 1978, not much fuss was made as they were simply labeled as ‘prostitutes’. If these stories had made more than a blimp in local reporting, there might have been talks of a serial killer being on the loose, tormenting sex workers. But what’s scarier? One man taking out multiple women, or multiple men killing women as they please? Today I’ll be discussing the stories of Antoinette Carter, Dianna Kuhn, and Lisa McCauley.
Classmates.com- Toni Carter - Newspapers.com Dec 11 1978, Obituaries - Newspapers.com December 12 1978, Dianna wanted to 'be on her own' - A closer look at the 1978 cold murder case solved by West Linn police - Adams High School (Oregon) - Wikipedia - The Oregonian Dec 8 1978 - Second prostitute slain in Portland in 11 days - The Daily Astorian Nov. 28 1978 -Charge upped to murder - The Bulletin - March 30 1979- Murder trial begins - The Oregonian April 3 1979- Moore convicted in Woman's death - Oregon Journal April 3 1979- Man convicted of stomping death - The Bulletin April 3 1979 Moore convicted - The Oregonian- May 23 1979- Moore sentenced to 30 years in fatal assault - State v. Moore :: 1980 :: Oregon Court of Appeals Decisions - The Oregonain Aug 13 1993- Obits. Torey Carter - The Sunday Oregonian Aug 8 1993- Shootings leave 1 dead, 1 hospitalized - The Oregonian Aug 17 1993- Red-Clad mourners grieve for leader of gang - The Oregonian July 7 1994 - Killer of teen pleads no-contest to murder - The Sunday Oregonian Sept. 5 1993 - Moose: Chief gets out on the streets, patrols with officers - The Sunday Oregonian Jan 9 1994 - 1993: The Homicide Year - Alameda, Portland, Oregon - Wikipedia - Alameda neighborhood - Alameda (remastered) - The Oregonian Dec 3 1992- 9-year-old victim of shooting wants to move out of his home - Fontaine Bleau shooter sentenced to life in prison - Owner of Shuttered Hip-Hop Club, The Fontaine Bleau, Details Allegations of Racial Discrimination by Portland City Hall and OLCC - Judge throws out Fontaine Bleau’s discrimination suit against city of Portland, state liquor control commission - oregonlive.com - The Oregonian July 7 1994- Killer of teen pleads no-contest to murder - Oregon Journal June 6 1979 Confession to highlight murder trial - Statesman Journal Aug 18 1981- Courts - Oregon Journal Feb. 15 1979- Suspect held in death of woman, 68, here - Oregon Journal Dec 13 1979 Death Probe Continues - Oregon Journal Dec 14 1979, Police ask public aid in murder - Oregon Journal Jan 30 1979 Link hinted in slaying of women - The Oregonian Dec 14 1978 Park murder believed unrelated to slayings - Oregon Journal Dec 22 1978 Who killed Dianna Kuhn? Police checking every lead - Mary S. Young Park | City of West Linn Oregon Official Website - Oregon journal Nov 12 1981 - Slayer Quinn sentenced anew without guaranteed minimum - Oregon Offender Search
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