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| Family of Murdered Monroe Prison Guard Settles Lawsuit with State |
| By skyvalleychronicle.com |
| Published: 03/10/2014 |
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(EVERETT, WA) -- In the last week in January the family of a murdered Monroe prison guard filed a lawsuit against the Washington State Corrections Department which runs the prison in Monroe. That lawsuit, filed in Snohomish County Superior Court alleged that internal system failures at the Monroe Correctional Complex contributed to lifer inmate Byron Scherf being able to isolate and overpower guard Jayme Biendl, 34, in the prison's chapel and murder her by strangulation. The legal action blamed the state and former Monroe Correctional Complex Superintendent Scott Frakes for creating a work environment where safety lapses in the prison made it predictable that eventually an employee would be harmed. Read More. |
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