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Graduate of '00 Found Dead

BELLEFLEUR, OREGON -- Tragedy struck last Tuesday when May Winters was found dead of exposure in the State Park.  County medical examiner, Dr. Nemman, conducted an autopsy which revealed no outside marks or tissue samples on the body.  Police investigations have turned up nothing that would lead to speculations of murder or suicide.  

Body of Young Man found In State Park

BELLEFLEUR, OREGON -- Charles Allen, graduate of the class '00 was discovered dead in the State Park this past Friday night, with no explainable cause of death.  County medical examiner, Dr. Nemman, revealed that there were no unidentified marks or tissue samples on the body.  Police investigations have turned up nothing that would lead to speculations of murder or suicide.  

Former Honor Student's Body Found in State Park

BELLEFLEUR, OREGON -- 20 year old Ray Soames was found dead yesterday night, the cause of death being ruled as exposure.  His body was found in the woods after escaping the Raymon County State Psychiatric Hospital, where he had been being treated following his confession to the murders of May Winters and Charles Allen.  He had been reported missing for seven hours before his body was discovered.  Soames had been unable to produce any evidence of the murders of Winters and Allen.  He had been hospitalized after graduating high school for post-adolescent schizophrenia.  No unidentified marks or tissue samples were found on the body in the autopsy  condcuted by Dr. Nemman, county medical examiner  The FBI is currently investigating this case.  Soames was also a graduate of 2000, like the two previously found dead.  

4th Tragic Fatality Befalls Class of '00

BELLEFLEUR, OREGEON -- Karen Swenson, an Oregon female, age 21, was found dead in the State Park, ten miles from her home in her pajamas, with no explainable cause of death. Though all family members, friends, and other who knew the girl were fully willing to cooperate in the investigation, there were almost no clues to what had caused the death of the young woman, even following a lengthy autopsy.  Two marks were found on the young woman's body in the autopsy conducted by Dr. Frizien, and an unidentifiable tissue sample.  Swenson is the fourth member of the class of 2000 to have been found dead in the park, and the police are investigating the possibility of a copycat crime.