Cold and Missing: Dorothy Jane Scott


In May 1980, Dorothy Jane Scott—a 32-year-old single mother from Orange County, California—vanished without a trace after helping a coworker get medical attention. For months leading up to her disappearance, Dorothy had been receiving eerie, threatening phone calls from an unknown stalker. Then, on the night she went missing, her car was found engulfed in flames, but she was nowhere to be found. Her family was tormented by anonymous phone calls for years, and the case quickly turned cold. It wasn’t until 1984 that Dorothy’s remains were discovered in a remote area—but her killer was never caught. Who was the voice on the other end of the phone? And what really happened to Dorothy Jane Scott? Join Ali and Eli as they go over this haunting cold case.
***If you know anything about the murder of Dorothy Jane Scott in May of 1980 please call the Orange County Sheriff’s Office at 714-647-7000***
Sources:
The Los Angeles Times, The Daily Breeze, The Modesto Bee, Daily Times-advocate, Daily Press, and Orange County Register
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mean a lot to us. But with that, we will go ahead
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and just get into this week's episode. Yeah,
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we are on episode... One twenty -three this week.
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And we are on a cold case. All right, let's get
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into it. Let's do it. Today, we are talking about
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the cold case of Dorothy Jane Scott. And this
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takes place in May of 1980 in Orange County,
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California. But first, a little bit about Dorothy.
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Dorothy is 32 years old in 1980. She is a single
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mother to a four -year -old son and works as
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a secretary for a novelty and head shop. called
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the Swinger Psych Shop. Despite working for a
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head shop, those that knew Dorothy said that
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she wasn't interested in drugs or partying. She
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didn't really go out. She was focused on taking
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care of her son. In fact, many of her days looked
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the same. She would wake up and get her son ready
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for the day and then drop him off at her parents'
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house and then head off to work. Dorothy and
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her son lived with Dorothy's aunt at this time.
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Dorothy wasn't dating anyone at this time in
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1980 either, but she had started to get strange
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phone calls. A man would call her at her job
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all the time. The calls had been going on for
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months. According to her father, Jacob Scott,
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quote, End quote. The stalker had also threatened
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to kill Dorothy and cut her up into pieces. Dorothy
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didn't have any clue who the man was that was
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torturing her on the phone, and those that knew
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Dorothy couldn't figure it out either. And now
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a timeline of events. On Wednesday, May 28, 1980.
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There was a nightly meeting for the Storrs where
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she was working as a secretary. At the meeting
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was her coworker, Conrad Bostron. Conrad wasn't
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feeling well at all, and his arm was inflamed
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from a spider bite. Dorothy insisted on taking
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him to the hospital when the meeting was over
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so he could get some medical attention. Another
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coworker, Pam Head, said she would tag along
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with them as well. So Dorothy, Pam, and Conrad
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all get into Dorothy's white 1973 Toyota station
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wagon and head out. Before going to the hospital,
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Dorothy stops by her parents' home to tell them
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what was going on and to make sure that her son
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would be in good hands for the rest of the night.
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Of course he was safe at his grandparents' house,
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so Dorothy changed her scarf before leaving.
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She is wearing long -sleeved maroon blouse and
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a round turquoise ring. The color of her scarf
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has been reported as different over the years.
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However, the important part of this detail is
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that she changed scarves and it was a different
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color than the one that she was wearing at the
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meeting. Dorothy, Conrad, and Pam all arrive
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at the University of California Irvine Medical
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Center. It's unclear exactly what time they show
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up, but Conrad is there for the rest of the evening
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and While Conrad was getting treated, Pam and
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Dorothy sat in the waiting room together, reading
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magazines and watching the TV. According to Pam,
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Dorothy never left her side during this period.
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Once Conrad had finished up, it was starting
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to be the early morning hours of Thursday, May
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29th, Dorothy told him to go get his prescription
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filled at the hospital pharmacy. She was going
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to go use the bathroom and pull the car around
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since Conrad still wasn't feeling his best. Pam
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stayed with Conrad to get his prescription filled
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and Dorothy headed out to use the bathroom and
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then out to her car. Pam and Conrad waited for
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Dorothy, but when she didn't appear, they decided
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to go out to the parking lot to see if maybe
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she was waiting out there. The two of them do
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see someone driving Dorothy's car, but they can't
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see exactly who the driver is because the headlights
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are on and it blinds them. Pam said, Conrad and
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Pam are very confused by this turn of events,
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and they decide to wait at the hospital for what's
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reported between one and two hours. They think
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that maybe there was an emergency with Dorothy's
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son. and she would be back for them, that she
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had to leave very quickly, but she'd return back
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as soon as it was taken care of. After time had
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passed, again, it's reported to be about one
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or two hours, they decided to alert the police
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at the medical center. The university police
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put out a bolo for Dorothy and her car, and at
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around 4 .30 a .m., police find her 1973 Toyota
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station wagon about 10 miles away in Santa Ana.
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It's located in an alleyway, and when the police
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find it, it's engulfed in flames. When the fire
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is put out, the car is searched, but Dorothy
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is not inside. The university police handle the
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case since Dorothy was last seen at the university
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medical center. They handle Dorothy's case as
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a missing person under suspicious circumstances.
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The police also ask Dorothy's parents not to
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alert the media that she's missing while they
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work the investigation. Her parents agree to
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do whatever the police ask. Investigators first
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take a look at her son's biological father. He
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had been in town recently from Missouri to visit
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his son. However, police are able to prove that
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he was in Missouri when Dorothy disappeared.
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About a week after Dorothy disappeared, The exact
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date was not published, but her father, Jacob
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Scott, got a phone call at home. The man who
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called asked, quote, are you related to Dorothy
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Scott? When her dad said yes, the caller said,
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quote, I've got her, and then hung up. After
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Dorothy had been missing for two weeks and this
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strange phone call, her father decides to call
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the local media to get the word out about his
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daughter's case and to get more people looking
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for her. So on Thursday, June 12th, Dorothy has
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been missing for two weeks, and a local paper,
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The Register, runs for the first time that Dorothy
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is missing. Later that same day, the managing
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editor of The Register gets a phone call from
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a man. The man says, quote, Dorothy Jane Scott.
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She was my love. I caught her cheating with another
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man. She denied having another man. I killed
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her. End quote. The editor, Pat Riley, calls
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police immediately. When he talks about the event
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with others, he says this, quote, after a lot
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of years, you get a feeling about people. He
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did sound genuine, end quote. It also appears
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that Pat Riley talked with the caller for a few
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minutes. The caller had other details that at
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this point weren't public knowledge. The caller
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knew about Conrad's spider bite. and had details
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about Dorothy's clothing, specifically her scarf
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color that she was wearing at the hospital. And
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remember, she had changed after her meeting.
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The man also claimed that Dorothy called him
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from the hospital. However, Pam Head, Dorothy's
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co -worker, says that that was impossible. She
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maintains that her and Dorothy were together
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the entire time, except for when she went to
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use the bathroom before going to grab her car.
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That was the only time they separated and Dorothy
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did not make a phone call. Her family is baffled
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by her disappearance and the strange phone calls.
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Her father Jacob says, quote, we just can't put
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that together. She worked from morning to evening.
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She lives with my sister. She might have had
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an occasional date, but they were few and far
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between, end quote. On Saturday, June 14th, it's
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been 16 days, and the UCI police chief says,
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quote, The Scots are probably reaching the point
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that we have reached, that we probably won't
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find her alive. There's always a glimmer of hope,
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but it isn't very bright. End quote. Police say
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that they are taking the caller at his word,
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that he has killed Dorothy. Investigators say
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that they do have several people of interest.
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Three men specifically that they're looking at,
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but they haven't zeroed in on any one of them
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specifically. Police think that the phone calls
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are a cry for help, that the killer wants to
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get caught. Quickly though, Dorothy's case goes
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cold. No sign of Dorothy is found. However, the
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calls don't stop. Over the next four years, Dorothy's
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parents, specifically her mother, will get calls
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either asking if Dorothy was home or saying that
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they had taken Dorothy. Her father says, quote,
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Most calls come in the afternoon when my wife
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was home. It was a soft -spoken voice, and they
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didn't stay on very long. End quote. There was
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no pattern to when the person would call. It
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was randomly, but always when Vera was home alone.
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The Scotts didn't change their phone number.
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They hoped that if the person who was calling
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actually had Dorothy, that they would be allowed
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to speak to her at some point. Years they're
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tortured by the caller. The police do try to
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trace the calls. They tap the Scotts' phone,
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but investigators are never able to trace the
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call. Either the phone wasn't tapped when he
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would call, since he was doing it so randomly,
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or he wouldn't stay on the phone long enough
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to trace the call. Years go by. And on August
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6, 1984, it's been over four years since Dorothy
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vanished, a construction worker was getting ready
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to dig a trench so cables could be laid under
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Santa Ana Canyon Road in North Anaheim. The area
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is rugged, and according to police, when the
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construction worker was backing his tractor over
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some small trees and brush in the area, he observed
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human bones and stopped to call the police. Police
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come out to the area and confirm they do have
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human remains. Investigators aren't able to recover
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the entire body. They find a skull, pelvis, arm,
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and two thigh bones. Investigators don't think
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that she was buried here, but rather dumped here,
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and over time, the soil started to cover her
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up. Next to the human bones, it's reported that
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dog bones were found as well. It's also been
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reported that parts of the bones are charred.
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This led investigators to believe that the remains
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had been there for at least two years since a
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fire had swept through that area about two years
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before the remains were found. It takes about
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a week, but it's confirmed that the remains are
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Dorothy. They're confirmed via dental records.
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Among the remains, investigators find a watch
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and a turquoise ring. They were all identified
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as Dorothy's. It's reported that the watch stopped
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at 12 .30 a .m. on May 29th. So this would have
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been about an hour after Dorothy was last seen
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at the hospital. Her parents are relieved to
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have this ordeal over with. Her father, Jacob,
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says, quote, before you didn't know whether she
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was or wasn't. It's a big relief. It's one hell
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of a relief." But there is still overwhelming
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sadness that their daughter is dead. While her
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family gets to work making plans to hold a memorial
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service for Dorothy, the phone calls start up
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again. They hadn't heard from the anonymous caller
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in months. The last time that he had called,
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Jacob actually picked up the phone. They think
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that since the caller had been talking to Vera
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for years, that when Jacob picked up the phone,
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he didn't recognize him and thought that the
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Scotts had moved. But on the Friday after it's
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reported that the remains are Dorothy, the calls
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start again. It's not reported what exactly the
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calls were saying this time. Vera and Jacob,
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as well as the police, believe that it's the
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same person that was harassing Dorothy on the
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phone has been harassing them for years. And
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it is also likely that the caller is the murderer.
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Her mother, Vera, says, quote, Dorothy got one
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call just before she disappeared that upset her
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horribly. The voice said, OK, now you are going
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to come my way. And when I get you alone, I will
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cut you up into bits so no one will ever find
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you. End quote. On Wednesday, August 22nd, 1984,
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over four years since Dorothy went missing and
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was murdered, she is laid to rest. This was actually
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originally scheduled to be her uncle's funeral.
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He had passed the week before of cancer, but
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the family decided to have both of them at the
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same time. Her brother spoke at her funeral.
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He says, quote, to me. She exemplified the word
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give. She'd just give and give and give, no matter
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what it cost her. She spent her last hours giving
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and being concerned about others. Police at this
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point don't have any suspects in the case. But
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that is truly it. Over the years, Dorothy's case
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will get mentioned in the paper, but there's
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no updates on the case. It never appears that
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police reopen the investigation into it and no
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new details emerge in this case. So if you know
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anything about the murder of Dorothy Jane Scott
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in May of 1980, please call the Orange County
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Sheriff's Office at 714 -647 -7000. So that is
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the case of Dorothy Jane Scott. I'm so happy
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that you brought Dorothy's case to my attention,
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to our listeners' attention, because I think
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cases like these involving a young mother in
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the 1980s is just after a big wave of serial
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murders that all across the United States. And
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I think in the 1980s, those serial murders were
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continuing to happen. So it makes sense to me
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that her case kind of got lost in the shuffle.
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And that's so heartbreaking and so sad because
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none of these cases should ever be lost in the
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shuffle. So I think... cold and missing covering
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it and even though it's been mentioned before
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maybe people have covered it before I think bringing
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it back up again can create ripples and waves
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in in her case again yeah Dorothy's case is one
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that I was not familiar with myself but you know
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when I start researching cases, I kind of see,
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you know, are there other podcasts that have
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covered this case before? And Dorothy's case
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is one where there have been a lot of podcasts
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who have covered her case before. But for me,
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I wasn't familiar with it. So I wanted to kind
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of get back to, you know, the newspaper reporting,
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the original reporting, and get those details
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because I think what can happen too a lot of
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times is You know, theories can get repeated
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over and over again as fact. And I wanted to
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get down to the basics of what we know and what
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we don't know. And that's what I tried to do
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here. Yeah, bringing back up that original timeline
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that was recorded in newspapers at the time,
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I think clarified a lot for me. And honestly,
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as I was listening, I couldn't stop writing.
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My mind was coming up with question after question.
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And this is a case where enough time has passed,
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but bringing it back up again, I think, puts
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fresh eyes on it. Absolutely. And I think that's
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true with any cold case or any missing person
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is we should continuously be talking. Their name
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should always be popping up in, you know. rotation
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cycles of media. So I'm all for bringing this
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case to cold and missing. And I'm sure this case
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is new to some of our listeners as well. Circling
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back to the very top of the timeline, I guess
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this is kind of catalyst before the timeline,
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but the phone calls she was receiving long up
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until her disappearance and murder. Were those
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phone calls ever reported? I guess I don't really
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know what you do in that circumstance if someone
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is calling and harassing you, but there's no
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way to tell who they are. I don't know how that
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interaction goes with law enforcement. So I'm
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just curious if there was anything, you know,
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if she went to the police beforehand or... Maybe
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her parents encouraged her to go or they did
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on her behalf. I'm curious to know more about
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that. So from everything I gathered, I did not
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get the impression that this is something that
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was reported to police. I do know it's 1980.
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Laws are a little different, especially kind
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of around stalking and domestic violence towards
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women. So I don't know if there would have been
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much action. done here during this time if she
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had or if she did go to police. But it did seem
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that she was worried enough to tell her friends,
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her co -workers, her family about what was going
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on because everyone in her life seemed to know
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about these phone calls. My curiosity around
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if the calls were reported or not is because
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I'm wanting to know If the calls ramped up, I'm
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searching for a number count of how many and
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if there were a lot leading up to the day that
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she, I think I can assume or speculate that she
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was kidnapped. That's where that question was
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rooted in. Yeah, so it wasn't reported like strict
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timelines. And I'm not sure if the family was
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recording it, you know, logging each call as
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it came in. But it does seem like to me there
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was ramping up in the caller's activity. We had
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him coming to her workplace. It does seem like
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he was calling her a lot at her job. And he went
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to her workplace and left that. dead red rose
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on her windshield and then was also threatening
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to kill her and cut her up into pieces so to
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me like you know getting that close to her and
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then calling like that all feels like really
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ramped up behavior almost as if like getting
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ready for this big act yeah that makes sense
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I mean the description reminds me of an almost
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of an animal the the stalk before the kill But
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I don't know, it feels shameful to equate it
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to an animal because animals would be ashamed
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of the way we treat each other. To get back into
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the timeline of the actual day she went missing
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and or was kidnapped, I know she was with coworkers
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and that they stopped at her parents' house before
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they went to the hospital. Do you know the timeline
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on that? I know she changed scarves and that
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was of note, but what I'm trying to find out
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about that space of time was did she receive
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a call while she was at her parents' house within
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that moment of time? It's a great question. It
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was never reported that there was a phone call
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during that brief period. The only kind of phone
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call that's kind of reported that night is the
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anonymous caller says that Dorothy called him,
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which Pam maintained didn't happen. But it doesn't
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appear that a phone call was made that evening
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that Dorothy got at least. OK, so they get to
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the hospital. Conrad is triaged and Dorothy and
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Pam are waiting in the waiting room. My question
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for you. now is, do you think that someone was
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just watching her that entire time? I mean, stalkers
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are, when they are committed to stalking, they
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are very, very good at what they do. And to me,
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it seems like someone was just watching her.
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That's where my mind went immediately, and I'm
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curious to know if you thought or felt something
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similar. Yeah. To me, it definitely feels as
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if the stalker was trailing her car, following
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her after the meeting and, oh, she's going somewhere
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different now. She's going to the hospital, you
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know, like I can see that happening. And while
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it is like a little bit of speculation, I also
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think that it's not like police say that they
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believe the caller is also the murderer. And
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to me. I do think that Dorothy was likely kidnapped
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in the parking lot. It was the first moment she
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was really alone and outside of people. You know,
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she was next to Pam the entire time. But even
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when she had gone to the bathroom and was just
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moving through the hospital, there still would
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have been people even at an early hour moving
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around. So the parking lot was the first time
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she was probably really alone. That's when I
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think they struck. Of course, that's speculation.
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We're not exactly sure what the details are,
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but he found her at the hospital. I don't know
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how, but he did. I mean, people who stalk, you
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know, make it their full -time job, I think.
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Stalking cases really scare me, so I don't spend
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a lot of time doing my own investigation into
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them. But I think if someone is consumed with
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stalking someone, then you probably know their
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every move. When Conrad is discharged and he
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and Pam exit the hospital, And the car, you know,
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comes careening around and speeds away from them.
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I'm curious on what your thoughts are on who
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was driving. Did they see her? I can't remember
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if you said that or not. So they said they couldn't
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see who the driver was because the headlights
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were on. So they were kind of blinded by that.
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And just personally, I think that. It's the stalker
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that's driving the car at this point. We know
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that later the car is found in flames. So it
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seems like, you know, whoever took the car like
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needs to get rid of the car and the evidence
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of the car. So to me that that would place that
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somebody was in that car that shouldn't have
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been. That's interesting to me because how it
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played out in my head is that she was driving.
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And that someone else was in the passenger seat
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calling the shots by whatever means necessary.
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That's just my brain speculating. And it could
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be a number of possibilities. But again, just
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to emphasize, I think that this is a fresh case
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to you and I. And we both have different perspectives
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on what the perpetrator of this crime feels.
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Could have been doing or perpetrators. Yeah.
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And I think what you say makes total sense, too.
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I think ultimately it comes down to somebody
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was in the car that shouldn't have been. That
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wasn't Dorothy. That wasn't Pam. That wasn't
00:28:12.509 --> 00:28:16.930
Conrad. Somebody else was in that car and they
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had to torch it ultimately to get rid of it.
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Going back into the timeline of when they put
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the bolo out on her. I'm curious to know why
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the police asked her parents to not say anything
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to the press or to the media. This I'm not sure
00:28:36.319 --> 00:28:38.740
about. You know, I think today people know it's
00:28:38.740 --> 00:28:40.980
pretty standard that you need to get the media
00:28:40.980 --> 00:28:45.000
involved for missing people to get the most eyes
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searching for the person as possible. Things
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were different. This was also the university
00:28:53.829 --> 00:28:57.789
police handling the case, and I'm not sure how
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much their department had handled as far as missing
00:29:00.250 --> 00:29:05.509
people up until this point. So personally, I
00:29:05.509 --> 00:29:09.329
think that was a huge misstep of not getting
00:29:09.329 --> 00:29:13.369
her case out there quicker and getting it in
00:29:13.369 --> 00:29:17.150
the media. That's my two cents on it. Yeah, it's
00:29:17.150 --> 00:29:23.130
also bad press. for whatever institution is being
00:29:23.130 --> 00:29:27.630
reported on. I would imagine, especially knowing
00:29:27.630 --> 00:29:30.869
now that it was university police, I mean, we
00:29:30.869 --> 00:29:32.710
don't need to get into it, but it seems like
00:29:32.710 --> 00:29:37.890
politics could be involved in that and that it
00:29:37.890 --> 00:29:41.390
doesn't look great for an institution when a
00:29:41.390 --> 00:29:44.609
woman goes missing on their property. Oh, for
00:29:44.609 --> 00:29:46.970
sure. I think that could also play into that
00:29:46.970 --> 00:29:51.130
here as well. So the phone calls start rolling
00:29:51.130 --> 00:29:56.049
in and you spoke about two, the one where the
00:29:56.049 --> 00:29:58.990
caller said, I've got her, and the other one
00:29:58.990 --> 00:30:03.529
where the caller said, I killed her. Do you think
00:30:03.529 --> 00:30:07.809
it's possible that those phone calls could have
00:30:07.809 --> 00:30:11.369
also been hoaxes because there is traction and
00:30:11.369 --> 00:30:19.160
media attention around Dorothy's case now? I
00:30:19.160 --> 00:30:21.539
thought about. The parents do seem convinced
00:30:21.539 --> 00:30:26.140
that the caller that they got is the same one
00:30:26.140 --> 00:30:28.680
that was calling Dorothy. I don't know if maybe
00:30:28.680 --> 00:30:31.119
they ever heard it, but they made the comments
00:30:31.119 --> 00:30:35.559
that it was like the same voice. So that leads
00:30:35.559 --> 00:30:38.480
me to believe they believe it's the same person.
00:30:40.509 --> 00:30:42.970
And then for it to go on for years, that's like
00:30:42.970 --> 00:30:45.650
such a commitment with the parents, you know,
00:30:45.650 --> 00:30:50.470
as far as the call to the newspaper editor. I
00:30:50.470 --> 00:30:54.869
do think still that it was the killer. But like,
00:30:54.890 --> 00:30:57.710
you know, it's also like it could be a hoax,
00:30:57.710 --> 00:31:00.930
you know, like killers reaching out to the media
00:31:00.930 --> 00:31:03.470
was like something that was like happening throughout
00:31:03.470 --> 00:31:06.049
the 70s and whatnot. So like maybe somebody was
00:31:06.049 --> 00:31:07.849
going to get like a little tickle out of this,
00:31:07.970 --> 00:31:11.720
but. It was all like so pointed and specific
00:31:11.720 --> 00:31:15.099
that it feels like the same person from the reporting.
00:31:15.200 --> 00:31:18.039
Like none of them really stood out as different,
00:31:18.200 --> 00:31:21.799
if that makes sense. Yeah, that makes total sense.
00:31:21.900 --> 00:31:25.839
I, you know, I only heard you say the information
00:31:25.839 --> 00:31:29.619
about the callers once. So I think I'm asking
00:31:29.619 --> 00:31:34.779
more for clarification's sake. I know that police.
00:31:36.140 --> 00:31:39.839
come up with three men of persons of interest
00:31:39.839 --> 00:31:43.099
three men of interest is there any more information
00:31:43.099 --> 00:31:49.240
on who those people might be no we're never really
00:31:49.240 --> 00:31:52.519
given information we hear that they're looking
00:31:52.519 --> 00:31:55.900
at these three men but then years later when
00:31:55.900 --> 00:31:58.380
her body is found you know they say they have
00:31:58.380 --> 00:32:01.799
no suspects at that time so I don't know if those
00:32:01.799 --> 00:32:05.339
three men had been ruled out completely or, you
00:32:05.339 --> 00:32:08.740
know, if they just never got any more information
00:32:08.740 --> 00:32:11.920
or never really got anywhere with them. But it
00:32:11.920 --> 00:32:14.680
does make me wonder who those three people are
00:32:14.680 --> 00:32:18.519
and where they came from in Dorothy's life. Yeah.
00:32:18.559 --> 00:32:22.400
And that leads me to my follow up question, which
00:32:22.400 --> 00:32:26.359
is, are her co -workers ever interviewed in depth
00:32:26.359 --> 00:32:29.990
or? I don't know if investigated is the right
00:32:29.990 --> 00:32:32.009
word, but I'm curious to know more about that.
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So it does seem like Conrad and Pam are questioned
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quite a bit since they were the last ones with
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her there at the hospital. But then beyond that,
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I'm not really sure. And, you know, I think that
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is like a really valid place to like ask because
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she was getting the calls at her work. I kept
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coming back to that, like that someone would
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kind of know her work schedule and then like
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know that she went to the hospital. It just it
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feels like it could be somebody connected to
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the job in some way, if not a coworker, a friend
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of a coworker that just kind of hears what's
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going on. But I would be curious if anybody was
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looked at. her coworkers more seriously as a
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suspect. Yeah. Or even just a coworker feeding
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information to someone else. I think that like
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an accomplice in a sense, I think that that's
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an absolute possibility. That's like you, my
00:33:33.099 --> 00:33:37.519
mind went to that end as well. I do have another
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question and I hate to bring them up because
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honestly, fuck this guy. But Joseph D 'Angelo,
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do you think there is any possibility that this
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is a Golden State Killer kill? You know, from
00:33:52.450 --> 00:33:56.170
what I know of the Golden State Killer, he really
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seemed to like attacking people in their homes.
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Like that's one thing kind of again and again
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he's caught doing. He's the peeping Tom. He's
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doing all of that. That's my understanding of
00:34:09.130 --> 00:34:14.159
like his M .O. a little bit. Whereas here, there
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was months and months of stalking behavior, the
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phone calls. I know the Golden State Killer maybe
00:34:22.199 --> 00:34:26.460
made a couple phone calls, but these repeated
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phone calls and then for years later to continually
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call the parents, that just seems so specific
00:34:33.699 --> 00:34:39.559
and targeted that it feels wildly different than
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anything else. He did. And I agree with you.
00:34:43.840 --> 00:34:48.119
I just, you know, there are unfortunately so
00:34:48.119 --> 00:34:51.980
many serial killers around that time, that time
00:34:51.980 --> 00:34:56.320
period that were making the papers. So I think
00:34:56.320 --> 00:34:59.260
just because, you know, the time he was most
00:34:59.260 --> 00:35:04.039
active, I think you got to bring him up. Yeah.
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And I think the chaos of that time. could help
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Dorothy's killer, like you said earlier, kind
00:35:13.019 --> 00:35:16.159
of go under the radar and, you know, her case
00:35:16.159 --> 00:35:20.619
not get as much media attention. But hopefully
00:35:20.619 --> 00:35:23.639
in the future, we're able to get answers. You
00:35:23.639 --> 00:35:25.800
know, we saw the Golden State killer be brought
00:35:25.800 --> 00:35:28.739
to justice and those cases get closed. So I do
00:35:28.739 --> 00:35:30.739
think that there is still a chance for justice
00:35:30.739 --> 00:35:34.599
here. So again, if you know anything about the
00:35:34.599 --> 00:35:37.940
murder of Dorothy Jane Scott in May of 1980,
00:35:38.710 --> 00:35:40.710
please call the Orange County Sheriff's Office
00:35:40.710 --> 00:35:47.610
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