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Echo Glen Children’s Center

Open Snoqualmie, Washington

Echo Glen Children’s Center is a program in Snoqualmie, Washington.

Timeline

From the records: who ran it and the deals that moved it, its names, and the deaths, incidents, inspection findings, lawsuits and news stories on file. Point at an event, or tap "More about this", for the details.

19921998200119922001
  1. 1992

    1. DeathJanuary 8, 1992

      Geoffrey Alan Vorhies, 13, died here

      Died by suicide

      Geoffrey Alan Vorhies, 13, died here January 8, 1992

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  2. 1998

    1. DeathMarch 1, 1998

      Ashley Shaddox, 14, died here

      Died by suicide

      Ashley Shaddox, 14, died here March 1, 1998

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  3. 2001

    1. DeathMarch 1, 2001

      Angela Miller, 17, died here

      Died by suicide

      Angela Miller, 17, died here March 1, 2001

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Deaths on record

The memorial

News coverage

  • Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 2, 2008 Lawsuit

    Lawsuit Filed Against State Following Death by Suicide at Echo Glen Juvenile Detention Center

    The family of a 17-year-old resident who died by suicide at Echo Glen juvenile detention center has filed a $2 million civil lawsuit against the state. The legal action alleges that staff failed to provide constant monitoring despite knowing the youth was at risk for suicide, marking the facility's second hanging death in three years.

  • Seattle Weekly Oct 9, 2006 Lawsuit

    State Probes Facility Following Deaths by Suicide as Families Call for Oversight

    State authorities are investigating a death by suicide at Echo Glen Children’s Center, prompting families of previous victims to call for reforms at the facility. Relatives of past residents allege a lack of adequate professional counseling and supervision, echoing historical legal claims against the state regarding institutional safety and oversight.

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 14, 2001 Lawsuit

    Family seeks $2 million in girl's suicide

    The family of 17-year-old Angela Miller filed a $2 million claim alleging that staff at Echo Glen Children’s Center failed to provide adequate supervision despite knowledge of her suicidal risk. The claim seeks $1 million for Miller’s estate and $1 million for her mother, citing lapses in suicide‑watch procedures. State officials indicated an independent investigation is underway.

Documents

From the Unsilenced archive

6 documents about Echo Glen Children’s Center that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: Echo Glen Children_s Center.

From SCIAD NET

4 documents about Echo Glen Children’s Center that Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. SCIAD NET keeps them on Google Drive, where they open.

Materials and links

Reference and research

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