Oregon will pay $1.7 million after mother, daughter killed by teen foster son
(World News USA)

The state of Oregon has agreed to pay $1.7 million to settle claims that the Department of Human Services was partly at fault for the November 2017 gunshot deaths of two women shot by a teenage foster child. The state´s settlement with the family of Donya Adams and her adult daughter Amory Adams was disclosed Nov. 22 in court filings. Police have said Donya Adams´ 16-year-old foster son shot and killed her and her daughter, as well as his 10-year-old biological sister who was being fostered by the same family. State lawyers ultimately agreed to pay $750,000 to each woman´s estate and $200,000 to Donya Adams´ husband, Robert Adams, who discovered his relatives´ bodies in their Roseburg home....