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Jurors returned a verdict this evening in the Prindel Creek Farm murder trial, finding Everett Scott Fuller guilty of first-degree manslaughter — but not guilty of second-degree murder. Fuller was on trial for fatally shooting Christopher Lee “Bubba” Clark Jr. the day after Christmas 2024 at the farm, deep in the Coast Range. Fuller had testified, saying he acted in self defense. Fuller, Clark and Fuller’s wife had been involved in a love triangle. Jaime Adame has the story.
A Eugene Municipal Court judge says UO assistant football coach Ra’Shaad Samples is ineligible for a DUII diversion program related to Samples having backed his pickup truck into a parked vehicle in downtown Eugene in April. Jaime has this update as well.
A few of you dear readers have written us asking: What is going on down at 29th Avenue and Willamette Street, where a gas station has been under construction for what seems like eons. Grace Chinowsky spoke to a representative of the owners, who told her the station is tentatively scheduled to open Dec. 14.
Heather Buch was maintaining a slim lead — 172 votes — over Jake Pelroy in the race for a seat on the Lane County Board of Commissioners, according to updated vote totals released today. About 600 ballots remain to be counted, along with any other ballots that arrive in the mail by Nov. 10.
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Jury returns guilty verdict in Prindel Creek Farm shooting, rejecting self-defense claim
By Jaime Adame
The verdict ended a trial that began Oct. 28 with jury selection. Sentencing is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 12. A previous trial ended with a deadlocked jury.
Enjoy your evening,
Bob
