The first victims, Yvonne Weber and Maureen Sterling, were last seen on

February 4, 1972 getting into a vehicle in front of the Redwood Empire Ice Arena

where one of their mother's had dropped them off for an evening of ice skating.

Their remains were not found for over 10 months.

Kim Allen was last seen March 4, 1972 hitchhiking from her job in Larkspur in Marin

County to her home in Santa Rosa.  Her body was found the next day in a remote

section of southeast Santa Rosa.

Jeanette Kamahele was last seen April 25, 1972 in Cotati, where she lived with a

roommate, hitchhiking north on Hwy. 101 to classes at Santa Rosa Junior College.

She has never been found.

Lori Lee Kursa had been known to hitchhike by her family and friends.  She was

an habitual runaway.  Her body was found on December 14, 1972.

Less is known about her last days than the others.

Carolyn Davis was a runaway from Anderson in Shasta County.  She was last seen

on July 15, 1973 hitchhiking south on Hwy. 101 from Garberville, where her grandmother

lived.  Carolyn's body was found in the same spot where the first two victims were found.

Therese Walsh was last seen Dec. 22, 1973 by friends in Zuma Beach, in southern

California, hitchhiking north on Hwy. 101 to Miranda, CA where her parents lived with her

young son.  Her body was found in Mark West Creek in Santa Rosa.

On July 2, 1979 the skeletal remains of a Jane Doe were found near the spot where Lori

Kursa was found 6½ years earlier.  Jane Doe was estimated to have been there for five to

seven years.  Jane Doe was originally determined not to have been the missing Jeanette

Kamahele. But as of October 2009 DNA testing was being done to make sure.