Michael Lee Dudley, the suspect who was arrested on Friday in the double homicide of Burien residents Austin Wenner and Jessica Lewis not only had a violent past, he had a sexual assault restraining order filed against him by his own daughter in June of 2018.

The order, obtained by Westside Seattle was filed in Pierce County Superior Court  and accuses Dudley of a ten year pattern of sexual assault. His daughter, now using a different name (real name withheld to protect her privacy), stated in court documents that Dudley "Sexually assaulted me for 9 years from age 10 until 18 (2007) by drugging and raping me. Forcing me to share a bed with him from age 10, and making me watch him masturbate while he watched pornography."

The daughter further went on to say "I don't feel safe in my home. Or leaving my home to work," and that he displayed, and threatened to use a firearm or other dangerous weapons and that he presented a serious and imminent threat to public health or safety.

The order was denied by the court. They stated in the certified documents "This allegation and the relationship of the party does not meet the definitions in a sexual assault petition per RCW 26.50.010. These allegations fall under domestic violence."

Gina Jaschke, Aunt of Jessica Lewis told Westside Seattle that King County Sheriff's deputies were at the site of Dudley's home impounding numerous vehicles and using a device to scan the grounds presumably for evidence of the murder of Lewis and Wenner or other crimes. Lewis and Wenner had been living in a room at his home and according to initial booking documents, could not pay the $1500 per month rent. That led to a loud argument on the evening of June 9 and again according to booking documents, Wenner pleading for his life and then shots were fired. The bodies of Lewis and Wenner were dismembered and put in garbage bags, then in suitcases where they washed ashore in West Seattle June 19. A viral TikTok video showing two girls discovering the suitcases near Duwamish Head led to the investigation.

Jaschke who was close to her niece Jessica said Dudley was,  ”A sicko," and explained, "Sometimes he would break their car so they couldn't leave. He put trackers on people's cars. Anytime he ever got in a dispute with anybody he would tell them to leave but try to lock them in the house. He killed the dog in front of them and left the carcass outside for 3 days to scare them. They had nowhere to go That's why they stayed there."

"He beat this dog to death with a hammer because it got one of his chickens...he just left it out there for the other dogs to look at and sniff. He's a freaking psycho." She went on to say, "Once there was a electrician guy doing work for him and they had a falling out and he was trying to tell that guy to leave but yet he wouldn't let him leave. He threatened him with a gun and 911 was called.

King5.com reported that Dudley's ex-girlfriend said he violently assaulted her and that in 2016 he was arrested and charged with assault.

Dudley's bail has been set at $5 million, but he has not been formally charged. That is expected to happen Monday.

This story was amended on August, 24, 2020 when new information was found noting that the protection order was denied by Pierce County Superior Court.