MD MD - Corinna Loring, 26, Mount Rainier, 4 Nov 1935

[Richard]

From the New York Times:

BALTIMORE, Nov. 28. (1935)—Seized by police early today as he slid down the rain spout of a house in the northwest section of Baltimore, a man wanted for questioning in the murder of Corinna Loring, at Mount Rainier, Md., was taken to Upper Marlboro, questioned for three hours by detectives, and then locked up in the county jail for further investigation.

The prisoner, identified as Victor Harrison Redmond, 42-year-old counterman in a Washington lunch room, was arrested on a warrant on another charge for the Prince George's County authorities.

The detectives refused to disclose what progress, if any, had been made toward a solution of the Loring case as a result of having talked to Redmond. The warrant on which Redmond was held involved an attack on a 9-year-old child at Mount Rainier last Saturday.

 

[Richard]

In the attached photo, photo, Mt. Ranier Police Chief Eugene Plummer examines the crime scene where Corinna Loring's body was found on Saddleback Ridge on 6 November 1935.

 

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Here is a 1935 overhead view of Mt. Ranier. Corinna Loring's house is circled and numbered 1 in the bottom of the photo. The circled area numbered 2 at the top is Saddleback Ridge, where her body was found.

 

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Corinna Frances Loring​

Birrh 8 Feb 1909, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 4 Nov 1935 (aged 26), Mount Rainier, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA
Burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Brentwood, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA
Plot Section L

LINK:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164015434/corinna_frances-loring

This unsolved murder is over 90 years old.