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'''Wayne Eugene DuMond''' (September 10, 1949 - August 31, 2005) was a convicted [[murder]]er and [[rape|rapist]] from [[Arkansas]]. His first known crime was the murder of an elderly man in [[Oklahoma]], although he was not prosecuted because he testified against two other accomplices who had helped in the murder. His next crime was [[molestation]] of an under-aged girl in a mall parking lot, which resulted in a five-year sentence. His next crime was rape, but before the trial, the prosecution was dropped because he agreed to undergo counseling.

'''Wayne Eugene DuMond''' (September 10, 1949 - August 31, 2005) was a convicted [[murder]]er and [[rape|rapist]] from [[Arkansas]]. His first known crime was the murder of an elderly man in [[Oklahoma]], although he was not prosecuted because he testified against two other accomplices who had helped in the murder. His next crime was [[molestation]] of an under-aged girl in a mall parking lot, which resulted in a five-year sentence. His next crime was rape, but before the trial, the prosecution was dropped because he agreed to undergo counseling.

==Rape of Ashley Stevens==

==Rape of Ashley Stevens==

Most famously, Dumond raped 17-year old Arkansas [[cheerleader]] Ashley Stevens in 1984, who is a distant cousin of [[Bill Clinton]]. In March of 1985, before going to trial, Dumond claimed that he had been attacked in his home and castrated. No criminal charges were ever filed for the supposed-attack.

Most famously, Dumond raped 17-year old Arkansas [[cheerleader]] Ashley Stevens in 1984, who is a distant cousin of [[Bill Clinton]]. In March of 1985, before going to trial, Dumond claimed that he had been attacked in his home and castrated. No criminal charges were ever filed for the supposed attack.

Dumond was eventually sentenced to life plus twenty years in prison. In September of 1990, [[Bill Clinton]], as the governor of Arkansas, overrode the recommendations of the Arkansas Parole Board to commute the sentence to time already served. Dumond supporters rallied for his release, intimating that Clinton had overrode the recommendations because of his familial relation.

Dumond was eventually sentenced to life plus twenty years in prison. In September of 1990, [[Bill Clinton]], as the governor of Arkansas, overrode the recommendations of the Arkansas Parole Board to commute the sentence to time already served. Dumond supporters rallied for his release, intimating that Clinton had overridden the recommendations because of his familial relation.

==Parole==

==Parole==

Upon his release in 1999, Dumond moved to [[Missouri]] and married Terry Sue, a member of a church group that visited him while incarcerated.  In 2001, he was arrested for the murder of Carol Sue shields, and was convicted in 2003. In 2005, he died in the Crossroads Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri, apparently because of [[cancer]] to the vocal chords.

Upon his release in 1999, Dumond moved to [[Missouri]] and married Terry Sue, a member of a church group that visited him while incarcerated.  In 2001, he was arrested for the murder of Carol Sue shields, and was convicted in 2003. In 2005, he died in the Crossroads Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri, apparently because of [[cancer]] to the vocal chords.

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[[category: Criminals]]

[[category: Criminals]]