Rodger James DeVaul Jr., a 20-year-old White male, was one of the victims included in the indictment of Randy Steven Kraft, the so-called Scorecard Killer. DeVaul’s death occurred on February 12, 1983, during the final months of Kraft’s known killing period. His body was discovered under circumstances consistent with Kraft’s modus operandi, and his name appeared among entries on the scorecard found in Kraft’s possession after the suspect’s arrest on May 14, 1983.

Kraft was charged with multiple counts of first-degree murder; the jury acquitted him of sodomy regarding DeVaul but found him guilty of DeVaul’s murder and included that count among the special circumstance allegations of multiple murder. Kraft’s trial listed DeVaul as count 18 in the indictment.