Found Deceased OR - Melissa Marie Jubane, 32, Beaverton, 4 September 2024 *Arrest* #2

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Any local updates? Haven’t seen any major online news updates for a few weeks.
The court records are sealed, so I don't think we're going to see any updates for a while. He does have a status hearing this month, however.

State of Oregon vs Bryce Johnathan Schubert
Case Number 24CR46624


02/24/2025 Hearing - Status Check
Hearing Time 2:30 PM

09/09/2025 Trial - Twelve Person Jury
Hearing Time 9:00 AM

 
FEB 22, 2025
Several organizations, including Gabriela Portland, Bayan Oregon, and Gabriela Seattle, are calling for public support and attendance at the upcoming court hearing of Bryce Schubert.

The hearing is scheduled for Feb. 24, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. at the Washington County Courthouse, located at 145 NE 2nd Avenue.
 
FEB 24, 2025
***Paywalled Article***
  • Both sides appeared in court to update Judge Guptill on their progress. BS joined by video and didn't speak.
  • Defense attorney Scholl told the judge he just received another flash drive packed with evidence and needed time to review it.
  • The judge set another status hearing for March 10.
  • More than a dozen members of Schubert’s family attended the Monday hearing.
 
Appears there's a lot of new evidence and apparently it's a "fairly complicated" case. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what could be so complicated about it?

Greg Scholl emerged and told the judge he’d just received another flash drive packed with evidence and needed time to review it.

“We’re still getting information from the state,” he said. “This is an ongoing investigation, and a fairly complicated one.”


 
Ya know... I kept thinking about the info in my post above this one, about how its "a fairly complicated" (case) and a "lot" of new evidence. If this was a crime of opportunity you'd think it would be pretty much cut and dried, and not complicated. I'd also think there wouldn't be "a lot" of evidence and they'd have had it all last September.

But a lot of new evi AND fairly complicated? Was this planned? Were there others involved not necessarily directly, but someone part of what happened? They were neighbors, after all, so had to know each other, even if just a little bit.

JMO
 
Trial might be delayed to '26 now. Judge reserved 2 trial dates today. Looks like it was a well planned crime and possibly Bryce made precise decisions due to an obsession which was not returned by the victim. JMO RIP Melissa.
 

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State of Oregon vs Bryce Johnathan Schubert
Case Number 24CR46624

  • 03/10/2025 Hearing - Status Check
    Hearing Time 2:30 PM
    Result Held

  • 03/10/2025 Hearing - Motion
    Hearing Time 2:30 PM
    Result Held
    Comment ton continue
  • 03/10/2025 Order

  • 05/19/2025 Hearing - Status Check
    Hearing Time 2:30 PM
    Comment Murder

  • 09/09/2025 Trial - Twelve Person Jury
    Hearing Time 9:00 AM

  • 03/31/2026 Trial - Twelve Person Jury
    Hearing Time 9:00 AM
 
MAR 19, 2025
Scholl noted that he has another murder trial in Coos County to prepare for, and that the defense needs to retain expert witnesses who can evaluate part of the state’s case.

Prosecutors opposed the motion to push back the case, but Washington County Circuit Judge Rebecca Guptill found the defense motion reasonable during a March 10 status hearing. She ordered the trial to be set over some 200 days — moving the date from Sept. 9 to March 31, 2026.

Schubert's attorneys, Greg Scholl and Shelley Aschenbrenner, filed a motion in Feb. 26 to push back the trial. Scholl, in the motion, described the investigation into Jubane's death as "ongoing and very active."

However, Scholl said he is scheduled for a multiple homicide trial in Coos County, scheduled to start this August, which would conflict with Schubert's trial. He also pointed to the state's shortage of qualified defense attorneys, noting that he and his team are appointed to 35 homicides in 10 different counties.
 
Schubert's attorneys, Greg Scholl and Shelley Aschenbrenner, filed a motion in Feb. 26 to push back the trial. Scholl, in the motion, described the investigation into Jubane's death as "ongoing and very active."

(SBM&BFF)

I can't help but wonder what about the case is keeping them so active? I don't recall them saying they took his computer, which can take some time to go through, so can't think of what it is they could they be doing. Hmmm....
 
(SBM&BFF)

I can't help but wonder what about the case is keeping them so active? I don't recall them saying they took his computer, which can take some time to go through, so can't think of what it is they could they be doing. Hmmm....
Excerpt from the article below answered my question for me. Digital discovery? I wonder what it is they have? And on more than 1 topic? I really wish they'd throw a bone to this dog! Inquiring minds want to know!

“Discovery is voluminous and complicated and involves large amounts of digital discovery,” Scholl wrote in the document. “The defense is engaged in ongoing discussions with the prosecution in this case on more than one topic.”

He added, “The investigation into the death of Melissa Jubane is ongoing and is very active. We expect we will receive more information as that investigation continues.”


 

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