Facts from article posted earlier (Thread 4, #76 )
The Bulletin, August 26, 1971, Volume XXXIV, No. 17, Cave Junction, Oregon
...body...found in a dump last Thursday [8/19/71] south of Cave Junction [OR]
...:the head wrapped in a pink and beige coat and covered with a box and some tree branches,,,
...head and arm bones found together...[rest of body] scattered over 100 foot sqare area...
...well filled teeth(without wisdom teeth) and was slightly buck toothed...
...tall, slim, 18-20 years old...long auburn hair...
...size 13-14 slim "Wranglers," brown shoes with brass buckles, a light colored sweatshirt, "lovable 34B bra, purple and white stripped apparently bikini panties and a pink and beige coat with large pink buttons.
... found near head...woven ring with pearl-type setting and letters "AL" scratched on it.
...found later by Sheriff's Deputy John Beairsto (sp?) ...sterling silver wedding band...same area
... time of death established as apparently two months ago.
... area where she was found...side road going to the Cooke ranch just south of Rough and Ready Creek on the east side of hwy 199 about 1/3/ of a mile off the highway
Thought this might be an easy reference to the facts in that article. Also, if one was simply camping in August, would you wrap your head in your coat and stick it inside a box? Maybe, I guess, if you wanted to keep bugs out of your face and hair. It seems more likely that someone else would have done that, after your death. That alone would point to murder IMO.
