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DATE FILED: 7/1/96 (to be indicated by Clerk of Supreme Court) Questionnaire approved for use pursuant to Laws of 1981, ch. 138, 12. REPORT OF THE TRIAL JUDE Aggravated First Degree Murder Case Superior Court of DOULAS County, Washington Cause No. 95-1-00066-9 State v. JACK OWEN SPILLMAN, III INSTRUCTIONS: Please answer each question. If you do not have sufficient information to supply an answer, please so indicate after the specific question. If sufficient space is not allowed on the questionnaire form for answer to the question, use the back of the page, indicating the number of the question which you are answering, or attach additional sheets. If more than one defendant was convicted of aggravated first degree murder in this case, please make out a separate questionnaire for each such defendant. The statute specifies that this report shall, within thirty (30) days after the entry of the judgment and sentence, be submitted to the Clerk of the Supreme Court, to the defendant or his or her attorney, and to the prosecuting attorney. 0167

- 2 - (1) Information about the Defendant JACK OWEN III (a) Name: SPILLMAN, Last, First Middle Date of Birth: 8/30/69 Sex: M Marital Status: Never Married F Married SINLE Separated Divorced Spouse Deceased Race or ethnic origin of defendant: CAUCASIAN (Specify) (b) Number and ages of defendant's children: NO CHILDREN (c) Defendant's Father living: Yes No If deceased, date of death: Defendant's Mother living: Yes No If deceased, date of death: (d) Number of children born to defendant's parents: UNKNOWN FOR CERTAIN. DEFENDANT S MOTHER HAD FOUR HUSBANDS AND FOUR CHILDREN. DEFENDANT AND SIBLINS NEVER KNEW FOR CERTAIN WHICH HUSBAND WAS THE FATHER OF WHICH CHILD. (e) Defendant's education--check highest grade completed: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 College: 1 2 3 4 Intelligence Level: Low IQ Score: Medium Above Average High Further explanation or comment: LOW AVERAE; OVERALL IQ WAS TESTED WHEN DEFENDANT WAS AE 16 YEARS, ONE MONTH. AT THAT TIME, THE TESTIN INDICATED 87 FOR PERFORMANCE AND 74 FOR VERBAL. AT THE SAME TIME HE WAS IVEN THE PEABODY ACHIEVEMENT TEST WHICH INDICATED THAT HIS HIHEST PERFORMANCE LEVEL AS FIFTH RADE.

- 3 - (f) Was a psychiatric evaluation performed: Yes No If yes, did the evaluation indicate that the defendant was: able to distinguish right from wrong? (i) Yes No able to perceive the nature and qualityof (ii) his or her act? able to cooperate intelligently in his or (iii) her own defense? Yes Yes No No (g) (h) (i) (j) Please describe any character or behavior disorders found or other pertinent psychiatric or psychological information: N/A Please describe the work record of the defendant: MANUAL LABOR If the defendant has a record of prior convictions, please list: Offense Date Sentence Imposed INDECENT EXPOSURE 8/94 ASSAULT 4 10/93 ESCAPE 1 10/91 BURLARY 2 4/90 THEFT 3 10/89 THEFT 2 3 CTS BURLARY 2 12/87 ESCAPE 2 9/85 INDECENT LIBERTIES 9/85 TMVWOP 7/85 2 CTS MALICIOUS MISCHIEF 2 BURLARY 2, THEFT 3 6/85 ILLEAL CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL 6/85 INDECENT EXPOSURE 2/85 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF 3 11/84 INDECENT EXPOSURE 2/84 THEFT 3 1/83 THEFT 3, CONSPIRACY 11/82 Length of time defendant has resided in: Washington: VIRTUALLY ENTIRE LIFE County of conviction: INTERMITTENTLY FOR FIVE TO TEN YEARS

- 4 - (2) Information about the Trial (a) How did the defendant plead to the charge of aggravated first degree murder?: THE DEFENDANT WAS CHARED BY INFORMATION (COPY ATTACHED) WITH TWO COUNTS OF ARAVATED FIRST DEREE MURDER (COUNTS I AND III) AND TWO COUNTS OF THE RELATED CHARE OF FIRST DEREE FELONY MURDER (COUNTS II AND IV). HE PLED UILTY TO COUNT I (ARAVATED MURDER OF RITA HUFFMAN) AND COUNT IV (FELONY MURDER OF AMANDA HUFFMAN). uilty Not uilty Not uilty by reason of insanity (b) Was the defendant represented by counsel?: Yes No (c) Please indicate if there was evidence introduced or instructions given as to any defense(s) to the crime of aggravated first degree murder: THE DEFENDANT PLED UILTY, HENCE THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE INTRODUCED OR INSTRUCTIONS IVEN PERTAININ TO EXCUSABLE HOMICIDE, JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE, INSANITY, DURESS, ENTRAPMENT, ALIBI, INTOXICATION, OR OTHER SPECIFIC DEFENSES. DEFENSE COUNSEL INDICATED THAT, IF THE CASE HAD PROCEEDED TO TRIAL, EVIDENCE OF ALIBI WOULD HAVE BEEN PRESENTED. Evidence Instruction(s) Excusable Homicide Justifiable Homicide Insanity Duress Entrapment Alibi Intoxication Other specific defenses:

- 5 - (d) If the defendant was charged with other offenses which were tried in the same trial, list the other offenses below and indicate whether defendant was convicted: AS NOTED ABOVE, THE DEFENDANT WAS CHARED BY INFORMATION (COPY ATTACHED) WITH TWO COUNTS OF ARAVATED FIRST DEREE MURDER (COUNTS I AND III) AND TWO COUNTS OF THE RELATED CHARE OF FIRST DEREE FELONY MURDER (COUNTS II AND IV). HE PLED UILTY TO COUNT I (ARAVATED MURDER OF RITA HUFFMAN) AND COUNT IV (FELONY MURDER OF AMANDA HUFFMAN). DEFENDANT WAS ALSO CHARED WITH FIRST DEREE MURDER IN AN UNRELATED CASE ARISIN OUT OF A CRIME COMMITTED IN OKANOAN COUNTY (COPY OF THE INFORMATION IS ATTACHED). DEFENDANT WAS CHARED WITH, PLED UILTY TO AND SENTENCED FOR THIS UNRELATED MURDER AFTER HE WAS SENTENCED FOR ARAVATED FIRST DEREE MURDER AND FELONY MURDER. DEFENDANT WAS SENTENCED TO 45.6 CONSECUTIVE YEARS TO THE OTHER SENTENCES IMPOSED. THIS DISPOSITION WAS COMPLETED AT THE REQUEST OF ALL PARTIES, INCLUDIN DEFENDANT. Convicted Yes No Yes No (e) What aggravating circumstances, as set forth in Laws of 1981, ch. 138 2, were alleged against the defendant and which of these circumstances were found to have been applicable?: Aggravating Circumstances Alleged MORE THAN ONE VICTIM, COMMON SCHEME OR PLAN Yes Found Applicable IN PLEA No DURIN COURSE OF BURLARY Yes No Yes No (f) Please provide the names of each other defendant tried jointly with this defendant, the charges filed against each other defendant, and the disposition of each charge: Name: THERE WERE NO OTHER DEFENDANTS Offenses Charged Disposition

- 6 - Name: Offenses Charged Disposition (3) Information Concerning the Special Sentencing Proceeding (a) Date of Conviction: 4/29/96 Date special sentencing proceeding commenced: 4/29/96 (b) Was the jury for the special sentencing proceeding composed of the same jurors as the jury that returned the verdict to the charge of aggravated first degree murder? Yes No THE DEFENDANT PLED UILTY, AS NOTED ABOVE. WITH THE CONSENT OF THE STATE, HE THEN WAIVED JURY FOR THE SPECIAL SENTENCIN PROCEEDIN. If the answer to the above question is no, please explain: (c) Was there, in the court's opinion, credible evidence of any mitigating circumstances as provided in Laws of 1981, ch. 138, 7? Yes No THE DEFENDANT AND THE STATE STIPULATED THAT THE STATE COULD NOT PROVE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT THERE WERE NOT SUFFICIENT MITIATIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO MERIT LENIENCY. If yes, please describe:

- 7 - (d) Was there evidence of mitigating circumstances, whether or not of a type listed in Laws of 1981, ch. 138, 7, not described in answer to (3)(c) above? Yes No If yes, please describe: THE DEFENDANT AND THE STATE STIPULATED THAT THE STATE COULD NOT PROVE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT THERE WERE NOT SUFFICIENT MITIATIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO MERIT LENIENCY. (e) How did the jury answer the question posed in Laws of 1981, ch. 138, 6(4), that is: "Having in mind the crime of which the defendant has been found guilty, are you convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that there are not sufficient mitigating circumstances to merit leniency? AS NOTED ABOVE, THE DEFENDANT WAIVED JURY AND THE STATE AND THE DEFENDANT STIPULATED THAT THE STATE COULD NOT PROVE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT THERE WERE NOT SUFFICIENT MITIATIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO MERIT LENIENCY. BASED ON THIS STIPULATION, THE COURT CONCLUDED THAT THE STATE HAD NOT PROVED THE ABSENCE OF MITIATION. Yes No (f) What sentence was imposed? FOR THE ARAVATED MURDER CONVICTION, LIFE WITHOUT POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE. AS NOTED ABOVE, THE DEFENDANT ALSO PLED UILTY TO FIRST DEREE FELONY MURDER AND WAS SENTENCED TO 70 YEARS, CONSECUTIVE TO THE SENTENCE OF LWOP. DEFENDANT ALSO PLED UILTY TO AN UNRELATED FIRST DEREE MURDER, AND RECEIVED ANOTHER CONSECUTIVE SENTENCE, OF 45.6 YEARS. (4) Information about the Victim (a) Was the victim related to the defendant by blood or marriage? Yes If yes, please describe the relationship: No (b) What was the victim's occupation, and was the victim an employer or employee of the defendant? RITA HUFFMAN WAS A CAR SALESPERSON. AMANDA HUFFMAN WAS A STUDENT IN JUNIOR HIH SCHOOL. THE VICTIM IN THE UNRELATED CASE WAS ALSO A STUDENT. THERE WAS NO EMPLOYER - EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIP.

- 8 - (c) Was the victim acquainted with the defendant, and if so, how well? RITA AND AMANDA HUFFMAN DID NOT KNOW THE DEFENDANT. HOWEVER, IT IS ALLEED BY THE STATE THAT THE DEFENDANT STALKED THEM BEFORE MURDERIN THEM. (d) If the victim was a resident of Washington, please state: Length of Washington residency: County of residence: Length of residency in that county: LIFELON RESIDENTS DOULAS RITA HUFFMAN HAD RESIDED IN DOULAS COUNTY THE MAJORITY OF HER ADULT LIFE; AMANDA HUFFMAN HAD RESIDED IN DOULAS COUNTY HER ENTIRE LIFE. (e) Was the victim of the same race or ethnic origin as the defendant? Yes No If no, please state the victim's race or ethnic origin: (f) Was the victim of the same sex as the defendant? THE VICTIMS WERE FEMALE AND THE DEFENDANT IS MALE. Yes No (g) Was the victim held hostage during the crime? THE EVIDENCE IS NOT DEFINITE, BUT BECAUSE OF THE NATURE OF THE CRIMES, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT AMANDA HUFFMAN WAS HELD HOSTAE FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. If yes, for how long: Yes No

- 9 - (h) Please describe the nature and extent of any physical harm or torture inflicted upon the victim prior to death: RITA HUFFMAN WAS STABBED MULTIPLE TIMES IN THE UPPER CHEST AND LOWER NECK, WHICH SEVERED OR DAMAED MAJOR BLOOD VESSELS. THE STAB WOUNDS WERE CAUSED BY A SINLE-EDED INSTRUMENT, PRESUMPTIVELY A KNIFE. SHE SUSTAINED WOUNDS ON HER ARMS AND HANDS THAT WERE CONSISTENT WITH DEFENSIVE ACTIONS, INDICATIN THAT SHE WAS AWARE OF BEIN ATTACKED. SHE DIED OF EXSANUINATION AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS QUICKLY AS A RESULT OF THE STAB WOUNDS. AMANDA HUFFMAN WAS KILLED BY A BLOW TO HER SKULL FROM A BLUNT INSTRUMENT, PRESUMABLY A BASEBALL BAT WHICH WAS FOUND PUSHED INTO HER VAINA. POST MORTEM, THE DEFENDANT SEXUALLY MUTILATED BOTH VICTIMS BY CUTTIN OFF THEIR BREASTS AND EXTERNAL ENITALIA. HE ALSO EVISCERATED BOTH VICTIMS. ALTHOUH THESE INJURIES WERE NOT INFLICTED PRIOR TO DEATH, THEY ARE DESCRIBED HEREIN BECAUSE THE DEFENDANT HAD DISCUSSED WITH VARIOUS FORMER CELLMATES THAT HE WANTED TO COMMIT THE SAME TYPE OF MUTILATION-MURDERS, WHICH PROVIDES INSIHT INTO THE NATURE AND DEREE OF DEFENDANT S PREMEDITATION.

- 10 - (i) What was the age of the victim? AMANDA HUFFMAN WAS 15; RITA WAS 48. (j) What type of weapon, if any, was used in the crime? A SHARP-EDED INSTRUMENT, PRESUMABLY A KNIFE, AND A BLUNT INSTRUMENT, PRESUMABLY A BASEBALL BAT. (5) Information about the Representation of Defendant (If more than one counsel represented the defendant, answer each question separately as to each counsel. Attach separate sheets containing answers for additional counsel.) (a) Name of counsel: KEITH HOWARD, MICHAEL IARIA, FREDERICK LEATHERMAN (b) Date on which counsel was secured: HOWARD - 4/20/95, DISQUALIFIED DUE TO CONFLICT 3/26/96 IARIA - 7/26/95 LEATHERMAN - 2/96 FOR PURPOSES OF LITIATIN DNA ISSUES, 3/26/96 AS FULL CO-COUNSEL AFTER MR. HOWARD WAS DISQUALIFIED (c) (d) (e) Was counsel retained or appointed? If appointed, please state the reason therefor: APPOINTED BECAUSE THE DEFENDANT WAS INDIENT. How long has counsel practiced law, and what is the nature of counsel's practice? HOWARD - APPROXIMATELY FIVE YEARS. CRIMINAL PRACTICE. IARIA - APPROXIMATELY FOURTEEN YEARS. CRIMINAL PRACTICE. LEATHERMAN - APPROXIMATELY TWENTY YEARS. CRIMINAL PRACTICE. Did the same counsel serve at both the trial and the special sentencing proceeding, and if not, why not? AS NOTED ABOVE, MR. HOWARD WAS DISQUALIFIED (BECAUSE OF PRIOR REPRESENTATION OF A STATE S WITNESS). MR. IARIA AND MR. LEATHERMAN REPRESENTED THE DEFENDANT THEREAFTER, AND BOTH REPRESENTED HIM AT THE ENTRY OF THE PLEA AND AT THE SPECIAL SENTENCIN PROCEEDIN.

- 11 - (6) eneral Considerations (a) Was the race or ethnic origin of the defendant, victim, or any witness an apparent factor at trial? Yes No If yes, please explain: NOR DO THE PARTIES REPORT THAT IT WAS A FACTOR IN ANY ASPECT OF THE CASE. (b) What percentage of the population of the county is the same race or ethnic origin as the defendant? Race Ethnic Origin Under 10% 10-25% 25-50% 50-75% 75-90% Over 90% If there appears to be any reason to answer this question with respect to a county other than the county in which the trial was held, please explain:

- 12 - (c) How many persons of the defendant's or victim's race or ethnic origin were represented on the jury? AS NOTED, THE DEFENDANT PLED UILTY AND WAS SENTENCED BY THE COURT. I AM FEMALE AND CAUCASIAN. Defendant: Victim: Further explanation or comment: (d) Was there any evidence that persons of any particular race or ethnic origin were systematically excluded from the jury? AAIN, THERE WAS NO JURY. Yes No If yes, please explain: (e) Was the sexual orientation of the defendant, victim, or any witness an apparent factor at trial? Yes No If yes, please explain:

- 13 - (f) Was the jury specifically instructed to exclude race, ethnic origin, or sexual preference as an issue? NOT APPLICABLE Yes No (g) Was there extensive publicity in the community concerning this case? AT THE TIME OF THE DEFENDANT S PLEA, THERE WAS A MOTION FOR CHANE OF VENUE PENDIN. Yes No (h) Was the jury instructed to disregard such publicity? NOT APPLICABLE Yes No (i) Was the jury instructed to avoid any influence of passion, prejudice or any other arbitrary factor when considering its verdict or its findings in the special sentencing proceeding? NOT APPLICABLE Yes No (j) Please describe the nature of any evidence suggesting the necessity for instructions of the type described in 6(f) through 6(i) above which were given: NOT APPLICABLE

- 14 - (k) eneral comments of the trial judge concerning the appropriateness of the sentence, considering the crime, the defendant, and other relevant factors: OTHER RELEVANT FACTORS NOT DISCUSSED ABOVE INCLUDE: THE STIPULATIONS OF COUNSEL AND DEFENDANT. THE COURT WAS INFORMED THAT THE PROSECUTION S CASE DID NOT INCLUDE DIRECT EVIDENCE OF DEFENDANT S INVOLVEMENT IN THE MURDERS. THERE WAS STRON CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE OF HIS INVOLVEMENT. MEMBERS OF THE VICTIMS FAMILY SPOKE AT THE SENTENCIN HEARIN IN SUPPORT OF THE LIFE SENTENCE AND RESOLUTION OF THE CASE. THERE HAD BEEN SCHEDULED BUT NOT YET HELD A 3.6 HEARIN AND A FRYE HEARIN WHICH BECOME UNNECESSARY. (7) Information about the Chronology of the Case (a) Date of offense: 4/12-13/95 (b) Date of arrest: 4/20/95 (c) Date trial began: PLED UILTY 4/29/96 (d) Date jury returned verdict: NOT APPLICABLE (e) Date post-trial motions ruled on: NOT APPLICABLE (f) Date special sentencing proceeding began: 4/29/96 (g) Date sentence was imposed: 4/29/96 (h) Date this trial judge's report was completed: 6/27/96 CAROL A. WARDELL TRIAL JUDE