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Fear at Fort Ord

Mercury News

"SEASIDE, Calif. (AFPN) -- On June 12 at

7:30 p.m., our 13-year-old daughter, Christina,

left our house on the old Fort Ord Army Base

in Seaside, Calif., to walk her dog, Greg. She

did not return; however, Greg returned at 8:20

p.m., trailing his leash. The FBI classified

Christina's case as a stranger abduction.

 

Two men in an older-model "primer gray"

Ford Granada or Mercury Monarch were seen

in the area prior to the abduction, and a

witness saw a "frightened" Christina in the

same car with two men at about 7:45 p.m.

 

Exactly seven months later, a body was found

about 3 miles from our house. Two days later

it was determined to be our daughter. The FBI

is still investigating and believes that she died

from foul-play."

 

As Christina's family grieves, police scour evidence for clues (1/15/1999)

local center stories...

www.mercurynews.com/local/christina/christina011699.htm

 

Administrative Memo: Human remains at Fort Ord; 01-13-99

January 13, 1999. TO THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY. From: Chancellor Greenwood. Re: Human remains found at Fort Ord. Although final details are still being...

 www.ucsc.edu/oncampus/currents/messages/remains.htm

 

 Navy father seeks information on daughter's abduction, murder
http://www.af.mil/news/Jan1999/n19990120_990076.html

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