CA CA - Marie Elizabeth "Marliz" Spannhake, 19, Chico, 31 Jan 1976

[Ozoner]

I just watched this episode and apparently Cameron is set to be released potentially. It seems like they know the general area of the body and if they find bones it'll verify Janice's story, which would ensure he never sees the light of day. Does anyone know if there have been any recent search parties in the area they believe she's buried? I know there are new radar that can scan ground and even see through cement for graves, so it almost seems like it could be solved with a little bit of effort. It's apparently off of a dirt road near highway 44 and highway 17 near Lassen National Park. I know it's a dense area but I wonder if new ground radar can help.

It might be a challenge to get the funding. They have a hard time locating bodies that are above ground. Searching such a large, dense area with ground penetrating radar would be quite the challenge.

 

[heartanium]

This UID is probably unlikely Marie considering the time gap, but there was an unidentified woman found off a logging road south of Highway 44 in 1995. I don't think they are related since Hooker was in prison in the 90's, but still worth a mention due to proximity.

Namus #UP17579

 

[Pennysmom1]

11/2/2022

What happened to Marie Elizabeth Spannhake? True "Unsolved Mysteries" story

The case of Marie Elizabeth Spannhake is one of the spine-tingling cold cases explored in Volume 3 of "Unsolved Mysteries" on Netflix.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Deleted member 287549]

I've been catching up on the Netflix UM episodes, and recently watched "The Ghost in Apartment 13" (2022). Extremely disturbing crime(s) here. It's sad that the family never got closure re: this MS case - even though it's evident what occurred here.

And, it's appalling that the perp. CH was originally sentenced to 104 years in prison back in the '80's (even though it wasn't for this crime, but another one). However, he's already been released from prison & into a hospital. And, it's possible he may get out at some point. This just shows that these long sentences mean absolutely nothing. What's the point in giving a violent criminal a punishment like this when the time the perp is supposed to serve can be so severely truncated?! The whole system is a joke and a farce.

 

[snooptroop88]

I can't get over how much Marliz Spannhake resembles image #39 from William Richard Bradford's images. Let me paste here.
#39, William Richard Bradford and images of Marliz:

I'm seeing on Charley Project and here the case is essentially solved and it is not Bradford. I'm still wondering if that isn't her, though. More than half of the individuals in Bradford's images were not killed, per NBC. Since Marliz worked as a model at a camera shop, maybe it actually is her. I see a strong resemblance, but jmo.