Oregon father urges state not to release man who raped, murdered 5-year-old daughter after Democrat bill could allow him to walk free

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An Oregon father whose 5-year-old daughter was raped and killed by Dustin Wallace in 2010 is asking for help to prevent the release of his child's killer. Wallace, who received two life sentences without the possibility of parole, could be released from custody next month under Democrat Senate Bill 1008, which allows convicted inmates who committed crimes while under the age of 18 to have their prison sentences reduced.

Wallace killed the young child, Saraha Dwight, when he was 16 years old. His release hearing has been scheduled for June 3.

Tyler Dwight, the victim's father, recently published a heartbreaking video on social media urging authorities to prevent Wallace's release.

"This cannot happen," Dwight said, holding back tears. "I'm asking anybody and everyone who has a voice, who's willing to help in any way. Please let's not let this guy, this monster, this psychopath, be set free. He had taken my baby girl in a way that's unimaginable. And I've dealt with this pain for almost 16 years."

Wallace was tried as an adult and convicted in 2012 on charges including aggravated murder and rape. The judge at the time cited the extreme nature of the crime and the danger Wallace posed to the public. The killing occurred on July 9, 2010, in Roseburg, Oregon. Wallace suffocated the 5-year-old child while sexually assaulting her, then dumped her dead body in the woods, according to reports.

SB 1008 was signed into law by former Oregon Democrat Governor Kate Brown in 2019. The legislation eliminates life-without-parole sentences for offenders who committed their crimes before age 18 and creates a pathway for sentence reviews and reductions.

Dwight said the release hearing will focus on Wallace's rehabilitation rather than re-litigating the facts of the case. The father explained that evaluations have reportedly deemed Wallace a low risk of re-offending in terms of killing, but a medium risk of sexually assaulting others. "There's a high probability that he's going to be released," said Dwight.

Still, the father insisted that the man who took his daughter's life should never walk free. He urged others to speak up on behalf of his slain child. "She doesn't have a voice anymore. Let's be her voice. I wanna be her voice."

Categories: Crime & Lawlessness

Tags: oregon democrats

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0 +1 Nobeernolife 1 minute ago

Keep voting democrat.

1 +1 Gutshot 59 minutes ago

Liberals looking out for their own.

1 +1 0falcon0 1 hour ago

He wont last, biggest mistake he could make is thinking he's gonna be accepted... he'll get killed dont worry..

1 +1 Kate666 1 hour ago

Wtf is wrong on the left???

2 +1 The Führer! 3 hours ago

This Governor needs to be raped and murdered for this fucking law.

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5 +1 TasunkeWitco 4 hours ago

Let him out so we can slowly dissolve him in fluoric acid.

1 +1 Lemmiwinks 6 hours ago

Germany did something right by televising public radio executions

3 +1 m3anmachin3 7 hours ago

Release him. Lot harder to get to him when he's locked up.

2 +1 Mr.Triggerhappy 7 hours ago

@m3anmachin3 Nah! Just follow a prison guard to a gas station and offer him $ to have Bubba pay him a visit.

3 +1 BlingBlingCrackPipe 8 hours ago

Do what you have to do

It's only between you and the lord now

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3 +1 elgringodecuba 8 hours ago

Why count on others justice. Let them make him free and be free too to do what you have to do.

3 +1 ScreaminMime 9 hours ago

I KNEW it would be a bullshit What If threat, if he was going to do it he'd be silent and patient, like a hunter waiting for a deer to turn sideways :ermm:

1 +1 JobyFluorine 6 hours ago

@ScreaminMime Ikr? I don't understand this urge to put private business on the innerwebz for the whole world to see.