Lilibet
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No one should die the way David E. Lewis did.
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I hadn’t seen this picture before. Very nice. Thanks!
No one should die the way David E. Lewis did.
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Hmm. I can click right on it, no problem, no subscription required. Weird.(Link requires a subscription)
Have we ever gotten a definitive statement about whether the two cases are linked or not. I’ve heard it both ways over the years.
Originally posted by Dreamweaver
<modsnip: broken link> David E. Lewis, 46, was found dead Sept. 4 in the burned remains of a cabin he had rented for decades on Dead Indian Memorial Road. An autopsy confirmed that he was killed before the fire was set with accelerants, Fogarty said.
Investigators suspect someone who knew Lewis had ventured up the long driveway to his secluded mountaintop cabin, then had come inside and killed him. Detectives aren't disclosing how Lewis died. They also note that the total destruction of the cabin has eliminated much evidence.
Lewis was a longtime area resident, known for protecting the land and helping neighbors, his family said.
"We've talked to a lot of people," Fogarty said, listing friends, family, neighbors, people Lewis did work for, teens partying at a nearby quarry and bow hunters stopped in the area the night before Lewis' death.
"There's no business deal or personal relationship gone bad that we can see," Fogarty said. "There's no clear motive."
Dave does have a great smile. It's very warm, open, and genuine looking. Thanks for sharing.I found this photo of Dave online recently.
He always had such a great smile
I emailed the Jackson County Sheriff's Department again last week. I hope the lack of response means they are looking into the information I was able to send over.
If you have any information on this case, please call Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Jackson County Cold Case Team (541) 774-6800.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can call the JCSO Tip Line at (541) 774-8333.
Jackson County, Oregon - Official Government Website
The County is governed by a three-member Board of Commissioners, an elected body responsible for many broad issues in the region, such as forest planning, water supply issues, regional land use planning, air quality, transportation, emergency management and economic development.jacksoncountyor.org
I found this photo of Dave online recently.
He always had such a great smile
I emailed the Jackson County Sheriff's Department again last week. I hope the lack of response means they are looking into the information I was able to send over.
If you have any information on this case, please call Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Jackson County Cold Case Team (541) 774-6800.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can call the JCSO Tip Line at (541) 774-8333.
Jackson County, Oregon - Official Government Website
The County is governed by a three-member Board of Commissioners, an elected body responsible for many broad issues in the region, such as forest planning, water supply issues, regional land use planning, air quality, transportation, emergency management and economic development.jacksoncountyor.org
Oh, I'm thinking they have inherited Dave's smile. It would be hard to imagine otherwise. Shine on, boys!I hope his boys inherited his smile! I’m so glad you continue to follow up with JCSO @Red Clover. Keep up the good work.
Oh, I'm thinking they have inherited Dave's smile. It would be hard to imagine otherwise. Shine on, boys!
And as Lilibet said... +1 on being glad you continue to follow up with JSCO.
Thanks you two! All three of his boys resemble him in some way for sure. I wish he was here to see them grown, mature, and to see and know his grandchildren.I hope his boys inherited his smile! I’m so glad you continue to follow up with JCSO @Red Clover. Keep up the good work.
Did you take these pictures of the cabin's remains @Sleuth2010 ?David's home & all belongings.
The log cabin's owners say there was nothing that could have started the fire from the inside of the cabin. The building did not have electricity, and no one had used the stove. They say they don't have insurance on the building.
"The two fires were basically minutes apart, and so things just look odd, that they came in that way," says Jackson County Sheriff Mike Winters... "A lot of interviews that will be conducted in the area....and we're bringing in the resources to get that done."
David's money went to his xwife and sons.I have been thinking quite abit about David these last few months. I have had some nagging questions all these years and I have to tell you I STILL think it's the money; specifically the checks from his mother's death and the distribution of the property his parents owned in Delaware. Who benefited? Dead men don't cash checks. Was that money ever accounted for and distributed to his next of kin; his boys, or was it left in the pot to be divided between the remaining three siblings? Dave's eldest sibling passed in 2014, and had no children, so then who inherited their share?
I'm telling you.
FOLLOW. THE. MONEY.
There are roads that can be traversed by motorcycle, motorbike, hiking & camping, jeeps, etc. Right spot-on the facts.
Just after the cattle-guard on the left hand side, CONDE CREEK "road," yellow tape marked it their sickophant cowardly day.
How does the 20 million resort relate to Dave? He wasn't invested in the resort as far as I know. Sure he knew they weren't playing by the rules and they fired him over petty nonsense but what evidence is there that he was murdered based on what he knew? What they were doing with the resort wasn't a well kept secret. I'm genuinely asking. Is there any actual evidence that you know of that BMc
Very little is left at the properties, both located off Dead Indian Memorial Road. On Friday investigators covered the land surrounding what's left of the home located on the 12,000 block of Dead Indian Road. Investigators say of the eight people working the crime-scene, each has a different theory about what happened
From the article:Newswatch 12 KDRV
By Andrea Calcagno
September 5, 2008
Investigation into suspicious house fires underway | KDRV
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Ohhh me tooooo!!! Id love to go through those case notes.From the article:
“Very little is left at the properties, both located off Dead Indian Memorial Road. On Friday investigators covered the land surrounding what's left of the home located on the 12,000 block of Dead Indian Road. Investigators say of the eight people working the crime-scene, each has a different theory about what happened”
I’d love to know the different theories the eight people working the crime scene had!
MOO-This is my supposition-MOO Someone traveled to 12801 DIMR specifically to confront Dave and take what they believed they were entitled to that night. IMO It was planned and well executed leaving almost no evidence.It seems that if we follow the money it leads in two directions:
1) Dave had money and possibly possessions someone wanted. Did he have a will? Was there probate? Did someone circumvent the will by taking what they wanted from Dave the night he was killed? (Oh shucks it was lost in the fire)
That's the 20 million dollar question, isn't it?2) Dave was interfering somehow in the development plans for Hyatt Lake and had to be stopped. But what could Dave do to stop it? Did he have some influence on the commissioners denying more expansion? Could he have threatened to destroy what had been built illegally? Would he?
Millions of dollars down the drain?
Millions of dollars invested in the Hyatt Lake Resort are on the line as cabin owners fear the fallout from a recent ruling by a Jackson County hearings officer. At the same time, the owner of the res...mailtribune.com
Hyatt Lake Resort
hyattlake.com
I would love to know!!What other theories did the investigators have?