On the morning of October 29, 1972, 23-year-old white female Marla Jean Hires left her home in Stanton, California, before sunrise to head to her job as a claims adjuster at Southern California Edison in Rosemead. She was a wife and mother of a two-year-old child. That morning, she was dressed in a purple blouse, brown flare pants, and brown heels, carrying a matching brown purse. She drove off in her blue 1971 Mazda RX2 sedan and was not seen alive again.
Later that day, her family—con
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