12-28-2011, 09:32 PM
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The News-Sentinel
Jimmy Lemmon died Dec. 3, and Plumadore continued to live in his home. The neighbors said Plumadore's only source of income was donating plasma, and they were beginning to wonder how he'd pay the rent. They said that after Jimmy Lemmon died, Plumadore seemed depressed but lately seemed to be recovering. Shumaker and Tulley agreed there was nothing in Plumadore's behavior to indicate he would do such a thing.
“He was a friendly guy,” Tulley (RSO) said.
They said the only unusual change in Plumadore's behavior was an increase in laundry. Shumaker said they washed his laundry for him, but on Friday he showed up with an extra load. Otherwise, he seemed fine.
Shumaker remembered Plumadore saying to him as he got into his truck: “I just want her back, I just want her back.”
The mobile home park is currently home to 14 sex offenders, according to the state's sex offender registry, including Tulley and Smead, who are listed as sexually violent predators. Smead is also listed as a sexual predator in Ohio.