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Mary Alice Ellicott was at the Polar Bear Bar, on U.S. 12 between Clinton and Saline, on Oct. 11, 1981. Her body was found 13 days later in a grassy field, less than 2 miles away, a victim of a homicide.
Ellicott, 29, was well known at the bar; the Saline resident had quit a job as a bartender a week earlier, said Det. Sgt. Larry Rothman of the state police.
Rothman said more resources, not a major tip, led to the decision to reopen the cold case.
"It's fair to say” investigators are starting from scratch, Rothman said Tuesday.
“A lot of work was done when this first happened,” he said. “Whenever you're working on a cold case you have to open up the box and go over everything.”
there is very little available on her case.
Mary Alice Ellicott was at the Polar Bear Bar, on U.S. 12 between Clinton and Saline, on Oct. 11, 1981. Her body was found 13 days later in a grassy field, less than 2 miles away, a victim of a homicide.
Ellicott, 29, was well known at the bar; the Saline resident had quit a job as a bartender a week earlier, said Det. Sgt. Larry Rothman of the state police.
Rothman said more resources, not a major tip, led to the decision to reopen the cold case.
"It's fair to say” investigators are starting from scratch, Rothman said Tuesday.
“A lot of work was done when this first happened,” he said. “Whenever you're working on a cold case you have to open up the box and go over everything.”
there is very little available on her case.
