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| − | '''Ashley Stevens''' (1968 - ) was a [[rape|rape victim]] of then [[serial killer]] [[Wayne Dumond]]. She was a Forrest City High School [[cheerleader]] at the time, at the age of 17 in 1984. She shares the same great-grandparents as [[Bill Clinton]], making them distant cousins. | + | '''Ashley Stevens''' (1968 - ) was a [[rape|rape victim]] of then [[serial killer]] [[Wayne Dumond]]. She was a Forrest City High School [[cheerleading|cheerleader]] at the time, at the age of 17 in 1984. She shares the same great-grandparents as [[Bill Clinton]], making them distant cousins. |
Stevens went on to tell then-[[governor]] [[Mike Huckabee]] in a person meeting to reverse his decision in regards to giving [[parole]] to Dumond: "This is how close I was to Wayne Dumond. I will never forget his face. And now I don’t want you ever to forget my face." | Stevens went on to tell then-[[governor]] [[Mike Huckabee]] in a person meeting to reverse his decision in regards to giving [[parole]] to Dumond: "This is how close I was to Wayne Dumond. I will never forget his face. And now I don’t want you ever to forget my face." | ||
Revision as of 14:41, September 8, 2008
Ashley Stevens (1968 - ) was a rape victim of then serial killer Wayne Dumond. She was a Forrest City High School cheerleader at the time, at the age of 17 in 1984. She shares the same great-grandparents as Bill Clinton, making them distant cousins.
Stevens went on to tell then-governor Mike Huckabee in a person meeting to reverse his decision in regards to giving parole to Dumond: "This is how close I was to Wayne Dumond. I will never forget his face. And now I don’t want you ever to forget my face."
Ms. Stevens, now residing in western United States. "I told (Huckabee)]: If you ever let him out, he's going to do it again," she said during an interview.[1]