"COVID Concerns Lead to Early Release of Suspected Portland Serial Killer, Linked to Deaths of 4 Women"
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Jesse Lee Calhoun, a career criminal, was released from prison a year early due to COVID-19 concerns. He had been granted clemency by former Oregon Governor Kate Brown. Calhoun is now a person of interest in the murders of four women in the Portland metro area. Although evidence has been found against him, no charges have been filed. Calhoun is currently back in prison on unrelated matters after his early release was revoked by the current Governor.
- Suspected Portland serial killer was let out early due to COVID concerns New York Post
- After months of investigating, Oregon authorities believe the deaths of 4 young women are connected CNN
- A 'person of interest' is being held in Oregon deaths of 4 women after governor revokes commutation Yahoo News
- A timeline of what we know about the connected deaths of 4 women around Portland KGW.com
- Victim's grandfather finds closure as person of interest connected to deaths of 4 women KATU
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