October 7, 2019 – In Breaking News – Q13 Fox
A Washington’s Most Wanted fugitive alert for an extremely dangerous convicted rapist who cut off his GPS tracker Monday.
Ronald Clayton, 41, was released from prison in Connell on Saturday after he was sentenced to 24 months for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.
He told authorities he planned to stay at the Tacoma Rescue Mission but has not shown up.
“We have no idea where he is. He’s been in prison for many, many years. We don’t know if he can even conform or act okay in society.”
“This is somebody that needs to get picked up and like I always say, don’t try to approach him. Let the police do their job,” said Pierce County Sheriff’s Det. Ed Troyer.
(A Washington’s Most Wanted fugitive alert for an extremely dangerous convicted rapist who cut off his GPS tracker Monday. Courtesy of Q13 FOX and YouTube. Posted on Oct 7, 2019.)
Clayton was originally convicted of Rape 1st Degree and Assault 1st Degree when he was 16 for entering a woman’s home while he was coming down from meth.
When she answered the door, he pointed a .22 caliber handgun at her, forced her into the bedroom and raped her.
Afterward, he taped her hands behind her back and strangled her with a cord until she thought she would die.
He said he considered killing her so he would not get caught.
According to official records, “Clayton ransacked the victim’s apartment and took various items, including whiskey, money and cigarettes.
Clayton told the victim that he wanted to go for a ride and think.
The victim told Clayton that he could take her truck and leave; however, he became very angry that she would not “cooperate” and leave with him.
Clayton took a cable cord from the television and attempted to strangle the victim with it, which prevented her from breathing.
Clayton told the victim that he was going to kill her because she would not go with him.
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