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   SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Spokane Valley investigators are looking to speak   
   with anyone who may have been assaulted by a man they believe is responsible   
   for violently attacking two different women in the last year.   
      
   23-year-old Jackson Parit was arrested on several felony charges, including   
   rape and sexual assault. Parit is a recent graduate of Cornell University and   
   has been in Spokane since 2018, according to court documents.   
      
   The Spokane Valley Police Department (SVPD) released pictures of the suspect   
   and his car in hopes of speaking with anyone who had a similar, unreported   
   encounter with him. The request comes after Parit was accused of raping two   
   women last April.   
      
   "Due to the similar and random nature of these sexual assaults, including the   
   locations, the vehicle used, and the facts of how they occurred, we are   
   releasing photos of Parit with the belief people may have had similar contact   
   with Parit and may not    
   have been victimized or may not have reported the incidents to law   
   enforcement," SVPD said.   
      
   In April 2022, the Spokane Valley Sexual Assault Unit (SAU) received a call   
   from a woman stating she was sexually assaulted by Parit. She told   
   investigators they met at a gas station late at night on April 14, 2022. She   
   told police she accepted an offer    
   to hang out but told him she didn't want to do anything else.   
      
   The victim told investigators Parit brought her to his apartment in his silver   
   2012 Chevrolet Equinox. She admitted to using drugs with him but said she   
   didn't want to go inside his house. Parit reportedly offered the victim food,   
   clean clothes and a    
   shower if she came inside, so she did.   
      
   After some time, Parit allegedly became aggressive. The victim tried to stop   
   him but said Parit started hitting and choking her. She told investigators she   
   tried to calm Parit down, but the suspect pulled her back. She eventually   
   escaped, screaming for    
   help. Shortly after, police made contact with her.   
      
   Deputies said they saw similarities in another sexual assault case from   
   earlier that month.   
      
   Another victim said Parit assaulted her on April 9, 2022, after meeting him in   
   a convenience store. She told police she asked Parit to buy her some   
   cigarettes, but he said he didn't have his ID. The suspect convinced her he   
   knew a place that sold    
   cigarettes without ID, so she agreed to go there with him.   
      
   Instead of taking her to the Valley, the victim told police he drove them to a   
   park, where he locked the doors and began assaulting her. The victim tried to   
   fight back but said Parit hit her in the head several times, knocking her out.   
      
   After the assault, the victim said Parit dropped her off at a gas station. She   
   went inside the store, where several people noticed she was hurt and began to   
   help her. She was taken to a hospital for treatment.   
      
   After collecting evidence from both cases, SAU noted similarities between the   
   two cases and connected Parit as the suspect. DNA evidence from both women   
   also linked Parit back to both cases, according to investigators.   
      
   The suspect was arrested and booked into the Spokane County Jail in March of   
   this year. He is charged with first and second-degree rape, two counts of   
   second-degree sexual assault, two counts of unlawful imprisonment with sexual   
   motivation and harassment.   
      
   Parit's bond is set at $150,000.   
      
   Anyone who has information on either case is urged to call SAU Detective B.   
   Schmidt at 509-477-3200, reference number 22-10043303.   
      
      
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