in August of this year
Vanity Fair released a two-parter on serial killer Joseph Naso. apparently a fellow inmate, Bill Noguera, was able to get confessions out of him. in the
second part of the article, Lynn is named as one of his suspected victims. there have been many other news articles about these new developments since then, as well as a
documentary that came out in September of this year that also goes in-depth into Lynn's case and the Naso theory. i'll refrain from sharing my thoughts on the validity of these claims, but i did want to share those sources for others to check out and form opinions on
also, the VF article states that Lynn had specifically placed her ad in the
Berkeley Barb, a magazine/tabloid that devoted a fair amount of its pages to classified ads offering and soliciting sexual services. a specific ad is shown in the documentary at time stamp 03:50, however it's unclear if this is actually Lynn's, or instead a stock photo/recreation/similar one.
the
Berkeley Barb is available for free on JSTOR
here. i went through the editions for the month leading up to Lynn's disappearance and couldn't find any ads matching the one shown in the documentary. there
were a couple for a woman named Lynn (on the off-chance she used her real name or provided a name at all). i
did find out that the restaurant where Lynn was last seen was located caddy corner to a building (2628 Telegraph Ave) that housed two establishments that regularly took out large ads in the
Barb, California Girls Studio and Golden Gypsy Massage Parlor