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Washington County mass killing: a timeline
Washington County mass killing: a timeline
Washington County mass killing: a timeline

Published on: 08/25/2026

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Rowan Kimsey was an artist who worked in tattooing and traditional mediums — and taught her skills to many other aspiring artists in the Pacific Northwest. She was among the victims in a quintuple homicide in rural Washington County last weekend.Mary Kimsey was the family matriarch who was remembered by her family as a spiritual person and environmental activists. She was among the victims in a quintuple homicide in rural Washington County over the weekend.Stella Kimsey “was incredibly passionate and fiercely loving” and took to farm life, Kimsey's sister Alexis Callen said. Stella Kimsey was a victim in a quintuple homicide in rural Washington County last weekend. Their partner, Benjamin Parker, is suspected of killing Kimsey, their mother, grandmother, best friend and their best friend's partner.

Authorities on Tuesday released the most detailed timeline yet of a quintuple homicide outside Forest Grove, describing how a dispute between Benjamin Parker and his girlfriend escalated into five killings, the deaths of five pets, a fire and Parker’s flight to Washington.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2026/08/washington-county-mass-killing-a-timeline.html

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