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Who is Eddie Dungan
Mr. Dungan, a 36-year-old individual, tragically passed away under the supervision of Two Rivers Correctional Institution Officers and medical staff on January 8th, 2023. Despite directives for his transfer to a hospital, COs neglected to act accordingly. Subsequently, Mr. Dungan was kept in a dry cell for 79 hours, surpassing Oregon DOC's policy limit of 73 hours. Such treatment is unacceptable and necessitates accountability for those responsible.

Following Mr. Dungan’s passing, his sister Christy has been actively engaged in seeking information from ODOC regarding the circumstances surrounding her brother's death. She has organized protests at DOC headquarters, Oregon State Penitentiary, and in Eugene, along with participating in the 4th of July parade in Creswell. Additionally, she has utilized billboards to raise awareness during these protests and has facilitated discussions with individuals impacted by the justice system. This year, we are once again participating in the 4th of July parade.

Mr. Dungan's legacy includes a cherished family and beloved children. Our primary request from ODOC is transparency regarding activities behind prison walls, allowing the public to understand the state of affairs within the prison system. Individuals under their care should not have to struggle for proper medical attention; any health concerns should be promptly addressed by medical professionals.

Eddie Dungan's passing at Two Rivers Correctional Institution (TRCI) has raised serious questions about the conditions within Oregon’s prison system. His story highlights the growing concerns around deaths of adults in custody, medical neglect in prisons, and the lack of accountability in correctional facilities. Families and advocates are demanding answers and pushing for prison reform in response to this suspicious death behind bars. As more cases emerge involving AIC mistreatment and systemic neglect, the call for transparency and justice becomes even more urgent. Eddie’s experience sheds light on the institutional failures that contribute to wrongful deaths in custody and the ongoing crisis in prison healthcare.

Every death behind bars is a call for change. This is a fight for justice for all AICs who have lost their lives in custody, and for the families who are left to mourn without answers. We will not stay silent until those responsible are held accountable. We are demanding transparency, justice, and reform for every AIC who has passed under questionable circumstances.

👉 Take action today and be part of this movement:

  • Share the stories of Eddie Dungan and other AICs who have passed, so their voices are heard and their lives honored.
  • Get involved by joining protests, events, and actions that call for prison reform and justice for those who have died in custody.

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Together, we can honor the lives of all those lost and demand the justice and reform that every adult in custody deserves.

Eddie Dungan Obituary

Obituary for Eddie Dungan

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Prisoner Dies at Two Rivers Correctional Institute, His Family Wants Answers They Aren’t Getting

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Christy Dungan

Founder of Justice for Eddie Dungan

My name is Christy Dungan, and I am the proud sister of Edward Dungan, who tragically lost his life while in the custody of Two Rivers Correctional Facility in Oregon. In January 2023, I established this organization to honor my brother and to advocate for individuals adversely affected by the judicial system. My mission is to raise awareness and promote reform to ensure that such tragedies are not repeated.

Steven

Oregon Representative

I am the Oregon Representative for Justice for Eddie Dungan. I am also an ex-Oregon Adult in Custody. I have a background in what has been happening within the Oregon Department of Correction and how medical on the inside is done. I am also a college student working on my bachelor's in criminology and criminal justice.

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