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Portland in the 1980s brought amazing music to the masses. A major part of the PDX music scene were the popular nightclubs all over the city. One of the most popular clubs, The Starry Night, kept dark secrets behind it’s doors, secrets that would take decades to fully unravel. Join Emily and Alisha while they discuss what happened to Tim Moreau, and the part Larry Hurwitz played in it.
Featured on this weeks episode, Investigative Reporter and friend of the show, Jim Redden
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Corrections
It is mentioned that Larry Hurwitz would drop the lawsuit if Willamette Week would run the corrections he requested.Correction, the agreement was that he wouldn't file the lawsuit in the first place.
Hurwitz was not required to wear an ankle monitor during his entire post-supervision release period. It was for the initial few months. Once it was removed, he then traveled to California where he was arrested again.
Updates
It looks like Larry is still calling jail home. A plea bargain was presented to him, but he turned it down. Jim thinks that his lawyer will challenge the traffic stop and try to get the evidence suppressed, but not motion has been filed, so only time will tell. More on that: Plea Bargain Deal Falls Through in Hurwitz Case
Sources
Interview with Jim Redden 10.06.2019
The Starry Night Murder: Rock and roll dreams lead to death | The Starry Night Murder Timeline | Convicted Portland murderer still jailed in California | Where did Portland killer's cash come from | Timothy Douglas Moreau “Tim” | Portland Murderer Larry Hurwitz Arrested in California With Cocaine and Cash | Former Portland nightclub owner convicted in 1990 murder arrested on drug charges | Oregon State Police Seek To Put 30 Year Old Case To Rest |
Portland murderer arrested on drug, money charges | Former Portland nightclub owner sentenced to 12 years | Portland in the 1980s: Drug gangs, skinheads loomed, but so did the start of something special | The Starry Night Murder: The Portland rock and roll homicide | The Starry Night Murder: Decades-long stories compiled | Hurwitz facing up to 15 years in prison
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