Identified! Patchwork Calico Shirt and Bell Bottom Jeans

[Redbird]

Possibly. Too hard to tell. Something to keep in mind.

 

[bessie]

Authorities have identified this woman.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-18559_162-10004959-112.html?tag=page;next

CBS News Gallery No. 112

 

[Bougainvillea]

Authorities have identified this woman.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-18559_162-10004959-112.html?tag=page;next

CBS News Gallery No. 112

Link is dead. A little tiny bit more information would have been appreciated. If it's not too much trouble.

 

[catlike]

It seems that's all it says.

http://web.archive.org/web/20130514024526/http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-18559_162-10004959-112.html

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[lmadler]

That is exactly what I thought

 

[lmadler]

I still think that this is just a masculine looking female. I doubt very much that Alcala would take a posed photo of a man dressed in women's clothing. I remember women back in the 70's that dressed this way. I just think that the cross dresser theory is way off base. Alcala was interested in little girls and beautiful women that he could torture, rape and murder. Basically, a coward. I could never see him even taking a second look at someone that didn't fit his ideal victim. Perhaps this woman was the mother of one of the little girls he wanted to try to ingratiate himself to and took her picture to show her what a professional he was. Perhaps she was his landlord or a neighbor. This woman does not fit the profile of his victims.

I think he might have liked little boys too just by his photo collection. It's hard for me to look at the collection of photo's without thinking he had an evil thought in every picture. I try to think objectively when looking at them, kinda hoping that they are not victims.

 

[lmadler]

I still think that this is just a masculine looking female. I doubt very much that Alcala would take a posed photo of a man dressed in women's clothing. I remember women back in the 70's that dressed this way. I just think that the cross dresser theory is way off base. Alcala was interested in little girls and beautiful women that he could torture, rape and murder. Basically, a coward. I could never see him even taking a second look at someone that didn't fit his ideal victim. Perhaps this woman was the mother of one of the little girls he wanted to try to ingratiate himself to and took her picture to show her what a professional he was. Perhaps she was his landlord or a neighbor. This woman does not fit the profile of his victims.

I think he might have liked little boys too just by his photo collection. It's hard for me to look at the collection of photo's without thinking he had an evil thought in every picture. I try to think objectively when looking at them, kinda hoping that they are not victims. They say there is a story behind every picture.