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Wayne Eugene DuMond (September 10, 1949〔(Arkansas Crime Information Center ) Arkansas Sex Offender Registry Profile.〕 – August 31, 2005〔(''Killer's death short-circuits '01 case; Platte County was preparing second capital trial.'' ) September 2, 2005, Kansas City Star.〕) was an American criminal convicted of murder and rape. He was born in De Witt, Arkansas, and is buried in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery of Ethel, Arkansas.〔(Wayne Eugene DuMond ) Genealogical record relying on obituary published in DeWitt (Arkansas) Era-Enterprise newspaper.〕 DuMond had six children〔(''Can Mike Huckabee out-charm the GOP big three?'' ) March 5, 2007 at Salon.Com.〕 and three wives. His second wife, Dusty, staunchly supported him throughout his imprisonment in Arkansas,〔(''The Castration of Wayne DuMond'' ), Village Voice, March 7, 2001〕 but died in a car crash January 8, 1999, after the approval of his parole but prior to the approval of his release plan.〔''DuMond asks parole board to approve release plan'', September 17, 1999 Associated Press report.〕 His final wife, Terry Sue,〔(Wayne Eugene DuMond ) genealogical record at RootsWeb.〕 met him while he was in prison in Arkansas, visiting him as part of a church group which supported his release from prison. During his parole, after he was widowed, they married and lived together in Missouri, where he committed his final crimes. DuMond's case received intense nationwide attention in late 2007, when his parole became an issue for presidential candidate Mike Huckabee during the 2008 presidential campaign. Lois Davidson, mother of DuMond rape/murder victim Carol Sue Shields, appeared in a one-minute video entitled “Lois Davidson tells her story” which was posted on YouTube. The commercial attacked Huckabee's efforts to get DuMond released from prison early. This recalled a 1988 television commercial that attacked Michael Dukakis for his approval as Massachusetts governor of a furlough program that allowed convicted murderer Willie Horton to escape and commit more crimes.〔(''Huckabee's Willie Horton?'' ), The Courier (Russellville, Arkansas), January 27, 2008〕 Dukakis, who was running for president at the time the commercial aired, suffered a steep drop in poll numbers, a fate Davidson hoped would befall Huckabee.〔(''Huckabee's role in rapist's parole comes under fresh scrutiny'' ), CNN, December 5, 2007〕 ==Early crimes== A decorated Vietnam-era military veteran, DuMond told reporters that he "helped slaughter a village of Cambodians".〔 On August 8, 1972, DuMond was charged with murder in Lawton, Oklahoma. He committed the crime with help from two other men.〔''Woman: Don't Free DuMond; Victim, Now 29, Asks Huckabee to Reconsider'', by Elizabeth Caldwell, September 24, 1996, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.〕 DuMond used the 17-year-old daughter of one of his accomplices to entice the victim to an isolated location, where DuMond and his accomplices beat him to death with a claw hammer. Prosecutors did not charge DuMond after he agreed to testify against the two others, though he admitted in court that he was among those who attacked the murder victim. On October 19, 1973, DuMond was charged with molesting a teenage girl in the parking lot of a shopping center in Tacoma, Washington. The second-degree assault charge resulted in a five-year deferred sentence and mandatory drug counseling during the five-year probation.〔〔 On September 28, 1976, DuMond was charged with raping a woman in DeWitt, Arkansas. The charges were dropped before trial with the condition he undergo counseling.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Wayne DuMond」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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