Kenneth Bianchi, the Hillside Strangler. Kevin Coe, convicted rapist from Spokane, often referred to in the news media as the "South Hill Rapist" Linda Hazzard, doctor known for murdering patients through her detox methods, Olalla, Washington Little Willie John, an R&B singer who was sentenced to 8–20 years for manslaughter and died at Walla Walla on May 26, 1968 Lyle Beerbohm, American professional mixed martial artist who spent over a year in Walla Walla for drug-related crimes Mitchell Rupe was convicted in the September 1981 murders of two bank tellers during a robbery at Tumwater State Bank in Olympia. Rupe died at Walla Walla in February 2006. Richard Clark, convicted in the April 1995 murder of seven-year-old Roxanne Doll Robert Lee Yates, American serial killer from Spokane, had also worked at the prison before Ryan Alexander, convicted in the April 2002 murder of eight-year-old Michael "Mikey" Busby, Jr. Stanley Bernson, convicted murderer and self-proclaimed serial killer Terapon "Lee" Adhahn, convicted of rape of several children and rape/murder of a child in Tacoma, Washington William Earl Talbott II William Lembcke, convicted in the December 2000 Addy murders of his parents and siblings Executed Jake Bird, convicted double murderer and alleged serial killer, hanged on July 15, 1949 Harvey Collins, serial killer, hanged on December 3, 1957 Westley Allan Dodd, serial killer, hanged on January 5, 1993 upon his own request Charles Rodman Campbell, convicted of a triple murder, hanged on May 27, 1994 Jeremy Vargas Sagastegui, convicted of a triple murder, executed by lethal injection on October 13, 1998 James Homer Elledge, convicted of murder, executed by lethal injection on August 28, 2001 Cal Coburn Brown, the last man executed in Washington State, executed by lethal injection on September 10, 2010 Organization The penitentiary has five custody levels: Camp/Minimum: 1-4 Years Protective Custody & Mental Health: 1 Year- Life Medium: 1 Year- Life Close: 1 Year- Life Maximum/Segregation: 1 Year- Life In Popular Culture "Walla Walla" is the eighth song on The Offspring's 1998 album, Americana. The song is an ode to a friend who, after countless times getting off with a "slap on the wrist", has been sentenced to serve "three to five" years at Walla Walla. The prison was used for the filming of a scene in the Swedish movie Dancer in the Dark. See also List of law enforcement agencies in Washington (state) List of United States state