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Mar 13, 2026
Survivor of 2012 Portland attack gets $198M in lawsuit
The survivor of a 2012 attack in a Portland park has been awarded $198 million in a civil lawsuit against her attacker, nearly 15 years after the attack and more than a decade since the murder conviction. […]
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