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‘I did a horrible thing’: Oregon man allegedly fatally shot sister-in-law after argument about laundry

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Source: MEGA: Multnomah County; Sheriff's Office

May 19 2021, Published 12:06 p.m. ET

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An Oregon man who got into a heated argument over laundry with his brother allegedly ended up murdering his sister-in-law.

On May 16, Shane Michael Finnell, 25, fatally shot 29-year-old Alexandra Arb-Bloodgood in the head in North Portland, The Oregonian reported, citing court documents.

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According to a probable cause affidavit filed in Multnomah County Circuit Court, a neighbor called 911 after hearing a gunshot around 8:30 a.m., and saw the suspect, who appeared to be upset, waving his arms.

The victim’s husband, Jordan Arb, told responding Portland police officers that he and his brother, Finnell, got into a fight about laundry and the suspect threw a potted plant at him, the affidavit shows. 

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Arb said his brother then walked up to the victim, who was sitting in a chair on the back patio facing away from him, and “shot her in the back of the head at close range with a revolver,” the documents state.

After his arrest, according to the documents, Finnell allegedly told cops: “I did a horrible thing.” 

Finnell is accused of second-degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon. He is being held without bail at the Multnomah County jail, online records show. 

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