Affidavit: Suspect told girlfriend he beat father, former dean to death
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EUGENE, Ore. - The adult son accused of murdering his father and his domestic partner told sheriff's deputies he was at home watching TV when he first learned of the attack.
But the accused's girlfriend told investigators she loved him - but wouldn't lie for him. She told deputies her boyfriend called and said he'd killed his father and his girlfriend with a wrench.
Johan Gillette, 36, faces two counts of murder and one count of animal cruelty.
He's accused of the Sept. 7, 2012, slaying of his father, 73-year-old James Gillette, and his domestic partner, 71-year-old Anne Dhu McLuca, a former dean of music at the University of Oregon.
In a sworn affidavit, the lead investigator on the case tells a horrific story about what investigators found in the main house on the large property just south of Eugene.
"There were large pools of blood on the floor," Detective Aaron Hoberg wrote. "On James Gillette's right side was a dog that was still breathing but unresponsive lying in a pool of blood."
Hoberg wrote that Johan Gillette claimed to know nothing about the deaths until another resident on the property came to his door to report finding the bodies.
When asked why his hands were bruised and bloodied, Johan told Hoberg he fell while on a walk, the detective wrote.
When Hoberg asked why his knees weren't bruised, Johan's story changed - and he refused to re-enact the fall for investigators, Hoberg wrote.
Johan's girlfriend Asia Seaton told investigators a different story.
She told investigators that Johan told her he went to the main house for water and got in a fight with James Gillette, who had threatened to kick them off the property and euthanize their cats.
"He got into a physical altercation with his father, and his father was reaching for his gun, so Johan Gillette hit his father with a wrench or something," she told investigators, according to the affidavit. "McLucas jumped on his back, so he did stuff to her."
Medics rushed McLucas to the hospital with serious injuries that night. She died sometime the next day.
Deputies also found evidence in Johan Gillette's home of clothes being washed in a heavy bleach solution.
The part I can't get over is the dog. I mean yes, he murdered two people, but to also beat the little dog to death? that takes an extra streak of evil!
Well investigation , should go further , ? Like , when , Kip Kenkel , killed his parent's . And knowing , that at that time , frame went . On vacation only one year . Earlier , With a co- worker on a vacation , and did remark . That something was wrong . .So we have , children , killing children ! And ,parent's . And fellow class member's ? So , what is wrong ? Well you can say it is society, you can say it is the parent, you can say , the world in ,general . . The point . Is that youth hve too much free time too dream up , killing ! They watch the sport's , they watch , moveing picture's . That glorify , death . And when a person or , child is unstable ! Put a weapon ,in his /or her hand !
@David Courtright
HUH? I mean you do realize that this was a grown man that bludgeoned his father, his father's partner, and apparently their dog right? There were no "children" involved here right? I was a kid once, I never killed my parents. My kids were kids today in this generation and they havent killed anyone, neither have their friends, or any of the other kids that I know. They watch movies glorifying death yet they havent murdered anyone. As for a weapon...he used a wrench.Â
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You do know that this had nothing to do with Kip Kinkle  right?
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 @David Courtright Wow,English much?