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In February of 1990, a Beaverton teen was lured from her house by a school friend, a former boyfriend. He rapedh er, her murdered her, and hid her body in hopes that he could get away with it. What ensued after the murder of 16 year old Erin Reynolds was a complex court case that brougt both families in and out of court for decades while Oregon changed the sentencing of Conrad Engweiler multiple times and eventually set him free.
Conrad Engweiler at Exit Interview, photos from Benjamin Brink
Exit Interview with Oregon State Parole Board, photos by Benjamin Brink
1. Earl Reynolds, Erin's father and Beth Greear, Erin's sister 2. Earl Reynolds speaks while holding picture of toddler age Erin 3. Pamela Reynolds, Erin's stepmother holding a picture of teenage Erin 4. Pamela Reynolds, Erin's stepmother holding a picture of young Erin 5. Beth Greear, Erin's older sister 6. Brent Richford, Erin's brother 7. Richard Reynolds, Erin's brother
The Oregon Parole Board, photos by Benjamin Bring
Left to Right: Kristen Winges-Yanez, Michael Wu, Sid Thompson
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he works with the Youth Justice Project as a paralegal now. Scary