Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Richard D. Browning

Richard D. Browning

AUGUST 8, 1945–APRIL 3, 1974

By His Wife, Sharon Chase

My husband, Richard, was born in Canada. He had a dual citizenship. He was a loving husband and father. He had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed spending quality time with his family. He was always more than willing to help me around the house (he loved ironing and household chores), so that we could spend time together. Richard was a good provider and worked very hard to make sure we had all the comforts of home. He was well-liked in our community.

Richard was a workaholic. He worked for a few years at the Phillips 66 service station as Manager. He left this position and continued management elsewhere. Richard was also a bar tender when he lived in Nevada prior to us getting married.

Richard was in the Navy and proudly served our country. His ambition was to become a Navy Seal, however, since he was not able to see without his glasses, he was not able to qualify.

I have so many fond memories, however, one instance stands out in my mind. Richard had been teaching me self-defense. One day, he hid in the closet, waiting for me to pass by. He wanted to test my reaction and judgment in an aggressive situation. Without thinking, I actually flipped him over. We both had such a great laugh over this. He was such a wonderful and patient man... and we were best friends until the day he was murdered.

On April 3, 1974, Richard had left home to trade some guns and never returned. Six (6) weeks later (on May 18, 1974), his body was discovered near the mouth of the Malheur River, north of Ontario, Oregon. His hands were bound behind his back and the Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide; method of death— drowning. 


Ontario Police Department believe this murder was the result of Richard being an informant regarding illegal weapons.
To date, my husband’s murder has not been solved. I have no answers and communication with the Ontario Police Department has ended. Someone knows what happened to my husband and I am hoping and praying that after so many years someone will come forward. I need answers and Richard deserves justice. Please contact Michael Iwai, Chief of Police, Ontario Police Department at (541) 881-3231.


Jeffrey Camper, lD#: 078259

Citizens Against Homicide reminds us of the Parole & Clemency Hearings. These parole hearings are imminent. Send letters in support of these families today.
(Date)
Arizona Board of Executive Clemency Phoenix, Arizona 85007-3000
RE: Jeffrey Camper, lD#: 078259 Parole Hearing Date: October 31, 2022
On January 28,1989, David Alan Roth was at his home in Glendale, Arizona. Around 10:30pm that night, Jeffery K. Camper entered David’s apartment. According to Mr. Camper an argument ensued overpayment of $150 for a stereo. Mr. Camper first hit David in the head with a sledgehammer. As David lay incapacitated, Camper shot him in the back of the head with a small-caliber rifle. Camper then removed David’s body from his apartment, loaded him in the bed of David’s truck, covered him with trash, and drove to a remote area in the desert where he set the truck containing David’s body on fire. It was not confirmed whether David was still alive when the truck was set on fire. Jeffrey Camper was questioned by police and admitted to shooting David Alan Roth. David was only 19 years old at the time of his death and could only be identified through dental records due to the severity of his burns.
Camper was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. He was also convicted of arson and sentenced to an additional 8 years. Ten years later, in January 1999, Jeffrey Camper escaped from Douglas Prison but was later apprehended, transferred to a maximum-security prison, and sentenced to an additional 1 year and 5 months for escape. All 3 sentences are being served consecutively.
He will have only served 32+ years when he is considered for parole in October. During those 32+ years, while incarcerated, Mr. Camper has committed numerous violations, including:
• Positive or Refusal of U/A
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (most
recent2/6/20)
• Disobey Verbal/Written Order (most
recent 3/6/21)
I STRONGLY OPPOSE parole for Jeffrey K. Camper. He continues to commit crimes even while incarcerated. As a result, he continues to pose a threat to public safety. Justice demands he remain in prison for the maximum time allowed by State of Arizona law.
Thank you for your consideration. (NAME/SIGNATURE)


The photo is David Alan Roth



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