1 Of 2 Escaped Inmates Caught In Salem

SALEM, OR — One of the two women who walked away from the Marion County Sheriff's Office Transition Center last Friday night was arrested this week after the resident of a home on Yew Street SE came home and found her there.

Mary Lynn June Wisbey reportedly fled the home after the resident found her, but she was apprehended a short distance away by police.

The second woman remains on the loose.

Prior to her arrest on Tuesday, Wisbey, 29, was last seen at 10:15 p.m. June 1 leaving the Transition Center at 3950 Aumsville Hwy SE in Salem with 26-year-old Molly Delight Terwilleger.

According to Marion County Sheriff's officials, the Transition Center is where some inmates go to learn skills and participate in programs that not only give back to the local community but also provide those inmates with experience that can help them find employment at the conclusion of their sentence.

Wisbey was previously scheduled for release from the Transition Center on June 8, following a parole violation sentence stemming from an open misdemeanor theft case. She's now being charged with attempting to elude police and criminal trespassing.

Wisbey's next hearing is scheduled for June 19.

Terwilleger was scheduled for release on July 6, following a May 10 sentence of three months (with credit for time served) for unauthorized use of a vehicle, unlawful possession of methamphetamine, possession of a burglary tool, and attempting to elude an officer, stemming from an incident in April.

Terwilleger is described as a white woman, standing 5-foot-2 and weighing about 200 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes.

Anyone who either sees Terwilleger or has information regarding her current whereabouts is asked to call the Marion County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line at 503-588-5032. Tipsters may remain anonymous.

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