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2. Review of Assassinations: HUD Region 9 and 10 are believed to be heavily involved in organized crime control of federally funded facilities and involved in occassional assassinations of public and private parties who conflict with their vested interest.

3. Assassination on Queen Anne: A year later, there are few leads in the slaying of assistant U.S. attorney and gun-control advocate Tom Wales. But conspiracy theories abound. Rick Anderson Published on September 18, 2002 Seattle Times Weekly. Assassination Oregon Prison Director Prison Director Michael Franke was murdered while investigating drug dealing at Oregon State Prisons. Assassination Oregon Prison Director by Frank Gable Conviction Overturned in 2023 . The death occurs at a time when organized trafficking of drugs into Oregon homeless shelters and the prison system was in progress and Director Franke was apparently asking too many questions.

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Ida Ballasiotes, lawmaker and anti-crime activist, dies at 78
Originally published November 24, 2014 at 9:05 pm Updated November 25, 2014 at 10:15 am

Jim Brunner By Jim Brunner
Seattle Times political reporter
After her daughter Diane was murdered in 1988 by a sex offender wandering Seattle on work release, Ida Ballasiotes demanded answers.

The Mercer Island mom didn’t like what she learned about the way Washington sentenced and monitored dangerous criminals. Over the following decades as a citizen activist and five-term Republican state legislator, Rep. Ballasiotes, who died Sunday at age 78, channeled her grief and anger into action. She championed new laws — including the state’s 1990 sex-offender crackdown and the 1993 “three strikes” initiative — aimed at keeping dangerous criminals off the streets. “She proved that a citizen who is determined to make a difference can make a difference, because she did,” said John Carlson, the conservative radio talk-show host who co-authored the three-strikes initiative and campaigned for it with Rep. Ballasiotes. Surrounded by family, former Rep. Ballasiotes died at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle, where she’d been in palliative care after a series of apparent heart attacks, said her son, Mike Ballasiotes.

Rep. Ballasiotes’ anti-crime activism was born out of tragedy on Sept. 26, 1988, when her daughter, Diane Ballasiotes, 29, was abducted in Pioneer Square, beaten and fatally stabbed, her body found a week later on Beacon Hill. Her killer, Gene Raymond Kane, had walked away from a work-release center. He had served a prison sentence for assaulting women in Eastern Washington. Rep. Ballasiotes wasn’t satisfied with explanations from state prison officials, who said they’d had no choice but to release Kane, a known sexual predator, once his sentence was served. “There had to be something better,” Rep. Ballasiotes said in a 2010 video interview with King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg. “The system had broken down.”

Along with the families of victims of other high-profile violent crimes, Rep. Ballasiotes backed a Tennis Shoe Brigade protest, which dumped children’s shoes on the state Capitol steps to demand tougher laws. Then-Gov. Booth Gardner named Rep. Ballasiotes to a task force to study possible reforms. The group’s work eventually led to the Community Protection Act of 1990, which toughened sentences and required registration of sex offenders. The law also allowed the state to indefinitely lock up certain sexually violent offenders who have completed their criminal sentences but are deemed a continued threat by the courts. Rep. Ballasiotes was elected a state representative in 1992 and served five terms, continuing to focus on criminal-justice and corrections issues. She was an advocate for get-tough laws that have been copied nationally, including the 1993 “three-strikes” measure that mandates life sentences for those convicted three times of certain serious felonies.

There are now 261 prisoners serving life sentences under that law, according to the state Department of Corrections. “Ida was thrust into a leadership role in our state because of the horrific crime that took her daughter Diane,” Satterberg said in a statement, adding that despite her “tough on crime” public demeanor, “Ida in person was thoughtful, warm and caring.” Though known for pushing longer prison sentences, Rep. Ballasiotes also was willing to criticize laws she believed went too far in stuffing prisons with nonviolent offenders. “Ida was a very good legislator, well liked and respected by Republicans and Democrats alike,” said Brian Ebersole, a former Democratic state speaker of the House.

Her son, Mike Ballasiotes, said his mother was a moderate who “was really disappointed with the partisan politics” of today. After leaving office, Rep. Ballasiotes continued to be active on criminal-justice issues and served on the state’s Sentencing Guidelines Commission. Born in Rochester, N.Y., in 1936, Rep. Ballasiotes later moved with her parents to Phoenix, Ariz., where she met and later married Andrew Ballasiotes, her husband of 58 years. The couple moved with three children in 1963 to Tacoma, where Rep. Ballasiotes earned a bachelor’s degree in urban studies from the University of Puget Sound. The family later moved to Mercer Island. While her husband ran a chain of greeting-card stores, Rep. Ballasiotes worked as a human-resources manager for a bank and a law firm until her daughter’s death pushed her toward politics. Rep. Ballasiotes is survived by her husband, Andrew, of Mercer Island; son Mike and daughter-in-law Mary Kay, of Charlotte, N.C.; daughter Stephanie Ballasiotes and son-in-law David Rosengren, of Mercer Island; and six grandchildren. A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Mercer Island. Memorial donations may be made to the Diane Ballasiotes Memorial Scholarship Fund; Washington State University Foundation; P.O. Box 641925; Pullman, WA 99164-1925.

This report contains material from Seattle Times archives. Jim Brunner: 206-515-5628 or jbrunner@seattletimes.com Twitter @Jim_Brunner Jim Brunner: 206-515-5628 or jbrunner@seattletimes.com; on Twitter: @Jim_Brunner. Seattle Times political reporter Jim Brunner covers state, local and regional politics.

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