College Rent-A-Cop Does the Unthinkable to 23-Year-Old After Bachelorette Party

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College Rent-A-Cop Does the Unthinkable to 23-Year-Old After Bachelorette Party

Kaylee Sawyer was just twenty-three years old when she was out having fun with friends at a bachelorette party, until she vanished. While walking down the street to get to her apartment, she was trapped in a campus security vehicle and kidnapped by a Central Oregon Community College security guard named Edwin Lara. The Decoder breaks down the story to reveal what really happened the day she disappeared.

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21 thoughts on “College Rent-A-Cop Does the Unthinkable to 23-Year-Old After Bachelorette Party”

  4. @kevinmcalpine4521 · Edit

    His confession ruled inadmissible ??? Well, correctly reading him his rights is tricky isn't it? You need a high IQ to get that right, and cops don't get much chance to practice it. It takes years to master it, if you're just an everyday cop.

  10. @Mark.E · Edit

    Actually having a degree in criminal justice doesn’t give you understanding of the law. It does prepare you for a degree that would help you learn the law.

  12. @ED-es2qv · Edit

    Even for an off duty cop with his side arm, walking around drunk at 1am is dangerous. Come to think of it, even a cop in full gear and sober isn't safe walking around at 1am. They have to pay attention and have a radio for backup.

  15. @brianflincher · Edit

    Back in the 90's I worked as a security guard a few places and let me tell you I worked with some nutty guys who were "security guards", all it takes to be one is fill out an application and at some sites you're only there to satisfy insurance regulations…I'll never be a security guard again it's the most boring job on earth

  16. @deepspace8 · Edit

    The killer was a government employee working in an official capacity when he committed these horrendous crimes to Kaylee Sawyer. That means the family had grounds to sue the government, which they did, and they were ultimately awarded $2 million by the courts.

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