Westerburg High School is relatively well known as that one high school in Oregon with possibly the most meticulously planned and still massively botched in a very bizarre way terrorist attack but what many people don’t know is that is just the final third of that story. To truly explain this famous American true crime story we have to decode the Byzantine world of Eugene Oregon youth culture.
Now your writer is and is backed by master researchers and still this has been one of our most challenging projects ever. The story all supposedly starts with the loner disturbed son of a relatively prominent and early Solar Panel contractor a kid named Jason Dean but we question that narrative. A longtime resident of Eugene and student at Westerburg High School Veronica Sawyer seems to be where we start this story. Veronica was seemingly an average girl who had like many in Westerburg High followed an average quiet mostly silent path through Eugene Oregon’s schools that was until 1989 her senior year of college when strange things began occurring. She started coming up in incident reports around the school and off campus most notably in a very long and convoluted police report that suggested she attended a wild party that clearly involved drug use underaged drinking a pig and a reported but never confirmed sexual assault. Police could find no evidence that anything did or didn’t happen and made no arrests but this seemed to be the start of something.
This is where the traditional main character of this case comes in Jason Dean the son of a early adopter of and dealer in solar panels. He seemingly acted alone due to a strange poetic and societal set of grievances that were never truly revealed but we have reason to believe he acted in some way because of Veronica Sawyer. A vague police report shows that a woman with a similar dress to one she was seen in pictures wearing was seen clambering into the window of the home Jason Dean lived in by a old woman who lived next to him the night after a teacher reported that Ms. Sawyer was being bullied by three very popular girls (more on them in a moment.)
Three women all named Heather seem to be the crux of this story. From vague reports they seemed very popular but also relatively delinquent with multiple inconclusive police reports being filed about them and reports of relatively extreme bullying of a wide variety of students. How do they relate to this story? Well two weeks before the well known terrorist incident their ringleader a girl named Heather Chandler died now the police found a suicide note and ruled the death an suicide but we got a hold of that note and it is extremely bizarre with multiple very strange aspects including a very strange line seemingly willing her vehicle and clothes to “Ghetto moms on crack” which leads our team to believe it is fake and who has a motive? Well how about the girl who was known to have been bullied by the three “Heather’s” and likely snuck into the home of a violent loner only one night before the murder?
This case becomes much stranger when you realize the specifics of the terrorist attack itself. Early in the morning just before a pep rally but after the start of the school day Jason Dean told a teacher that Veronica had committed suicide 3 hours later she showed up at the school and was seen entering the boiler room beneath the school gym where the pep rally was being held before leaving with Jason Dean clutching something with some kind of wound on his chest he then went outside and famously accidentally exploded a dynamite pack he was carrying. This story has wholes you can likely spot if he had already placed explosives in the gym why was he still carrying one? The police report also strangely said Veronica after the explosion was standing on the steps of the school seemingly watching.
I would encourage you all to look at the facts if this case yourself and to examine our coming evidence. I also encourage the police of Eugene Oregon to reopen the case of Heather Chandler and perform a handwriting analysis on the supposed suicide note.
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