An Oregon man accused in connection with multiple deaths is indicted over a sixth woman’s death. Jesse Lee Calhoun, 41, faces a grand jury charge tied to Elizabeth “Libby” Gibson, officials say, following allegations that he caused her death.
According to the Multnomah County district attorney, Calhoun is charged with first-degree manslaughter for the death of Gibson. Prosecutors characterize the alleged conduct as unlawful and reckless, involving circumstances they describe as showing extreme indifference to the value of human life. News coverage frames this as a further development in an investigation in which Calhoun has been linked to five prior deaths.
While outlets focus on the same core development—an indictment connected to Gibson—their emphasis differs slightly. One report describes it as the sixth death Calhoun is linked to, while another highlights the specific indictment language and the district attorney’s account of the charge and circumstances. The indictment details are the key shared point across coverage, with no additional investigative claims presented in the provided excerpts.
