Shootout Suspect Committed To State Hospital In 1985 I-5 Chase
Jerry Jeppesen, found innocent by reason of insanity in the I-5 chase and shootout, has been ordered committed to Western State Hospital for evaluation after 90 days, potentially serving life. Experts call him a paranoid schizophrenic criminally insane at the time of the events.
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Jerry Jeppesen
I-5
Western State Hospital
Jeppesen
Snohomish County
164Th Southwest
Sheriff’s Department
Washington State
220Th Street
Seattle
Northgate
Lake City
John Wilson
Western
Wilson
King County
Death of Micah Tortorici Shocks College Place Middle
Friends and relatives mourn Micah Tortorici, a 14 year old killed when an out of control car struck him on December 12. More than 150 students attended his funeral as classmates shared memories and poems. A close friend urged everyone to carry on and remember Micah's upbeat spirit.
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Michael Homans
Micah Tortorici
College Place Middle School
Tortorici
Mark Ritter
Ritter
Micah
Student Micah Tortorici Killed In Freak Road Accident
The death of 15-year-old Micah Tortorici after an out-of-control car struck him on Edmonds Way shocked College Place High School. Principal Steve Young described student reactions as sobering yet supportive as the community grieves and plans a yearbook dedication and dance tribute.
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Tortorici
Edmonds Way
236Th St. S.W
Stevens Memorial Hospital
Dave Matthias
Tom’s Market
Guilty plea in attack on homeless man
Lynnwood man Kelly Kingen pleaded guilty to assault and forgery in the November attack on a homeless man at Scriber Lake Park. Prosecutors dropped robbery and a second forgery count. earlier trial ended in a mistrial. Judge Thibodeau sentenced Kingen to 29 months for assault and 12 months for forgery, to run concurrently.
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Lynnwood
Scriber Lake Park
Kelly Kingen
Snohomish County
Lester Williams
Williams
Kingen
Joseph Thibodeu
Expert offers holiday eating tips for balance
Nutritionist Evette Hackman of Stevens Health Clinic Edmonds advises a balanced approach during holidays. Avoid strict dieting or indulgence, and listen to your body by eating when hungry and stopping when comfortable. Continuous restriction can backfire and prompt overeating later.
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Evette Hackman
Stevens Health Clinic
Edmonds
Hackman
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