kylie
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It sounds like they should redo this investigation into her disappearance completely. How sloppy can you get? Not contacting roommates,etc?
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Richard, I think the colonel has been debunked? See a few posts up in this thread.Has anyone heard anything regarding this case lately? At one time, an Air Force Officer thought that he could locate her grave using satilite imagery.
Updated Doe network Link:
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/836dfca.html
I have doubts about Zodiac's claim of responsibility in Donna's disappearance.
There are some possible links because Donna had been a nurse at the hospital near the Presidio, San Francisco (near the site of Paul Stine's murder), and she supposedly had flown to Riverdale with a man who was a private pilot. But those connections are rather circumstantial.
Her body has never been found and it has never been proven that she was actually murdered. This could be a case of "Zodiac" claiming a crime that he had not actually committed.
I tend to believe that she was a Zodiac victim. Her family got a MYSTERIOUS and ANONYMOUS letter/xmas card after her death,as seen here in the photos,. Doesnt mean Z was her killer,but i think he at least wrote the card to her family,and the PEEK THRU THE PINES card too with the crosshair logo on it.
It is very interesting. I had seen and read about the "Peek through the Pines" message which was a sort of Collage cut out from San Francisco Newspapers. But I had not heard of the Christmas Card.
I tend to think that this was more likely a hoax or copycat crime than an actual Zodiac murder. For one thing, by this time, Zodiac and his signature were rather well known and could have been a fake. There is also no piece of Paul Stine's shirt as an authenticator.
The Christmas Card was sent in December three months after Donna disappeared. It is written in rather fancy cursive handwriting, unlike the printing of all his other work.
I think that the evidence would point to the conclusion that Donna was indeed abducted and likely killed by someone.
But was it someone who wanted to be like Zodiac, or wanted Zodiac to get the blame? Did the origional Zodiac actually write the note and card to take credit for Donna's disappearance (even though someone else may have done it)? Or was this an actual Zodiac murder?
Has any DNA testing been done on the two stamps on the envelope?
Zodiac victim theory explored
Could the burial site of a possible Zodiac victim, missing since 1970 after a night shift at a Stateline casino, be identified by a retired Air Force satellite manager living in Morgan Hill?
Clifton Calvez, primarily using the Internet, believes he knows the exact spot in the Lake Tahoe Basin where Donna Lass is buried. Authorities have not ignored him and are waiting for the snow to melt.
If one does an on-line sort/search for Donna Lass, most of the hits are of various Zodiac Websites, or mention is made regarding a possible Zodiac connection.
Here is an interesting website which names one Jack W. Tarrance, Jr. as a potential suspect in the disappearance of Donna Lass.
Note that the author also tries to link him to quite a number of other cases as well, including the Zodiac murders.
Website title: Updated Timeline of Jack and Unsolved Murders - Message Board
LINK:
http://www.nanetteb.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=4855806