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12 Part June 14. i9ao Eoa Anfldea Stones HOPE DIMS FOR A QUIET WOMAN WHO VANISHED STOREWIDE 1 ing to evening. She lives with my sister. She might have JUNE SALE naa an occasional aate, out tney were tew and far between," he said. 1 Scott is unmarried.

Her son's father, Dennis Terry of Fairgrove, Mo was visiting until a few days before Scott's disappearance. But he called from Missouri on the date of the kidnaping and Jacob Scott said he called him back later in the evening. He said Terry answered the phone. Chief Michael Mlchell of the UCI police said Friday he naa little nope that bcott would be found alive. "They (the Scotts) are probably reaching the point that we have reached that wc probably won't find her alive," Mlchell said.

"There is always a glimmer of hope, but it isn't very bright." UCI police asked him to play" it close to the vest, to keep the details of his daughter's disappearance out of the newspaper. He agreed. About a week afterward, the telephone at Jacob Scott's home rang and his wife, Vera, picked it up. "Are you related to Dorothy Scott?" the caller asked. "Yes," she replied.

"I've got her, he said, and hung up. Finally, after two weeks, Jacob Scott decided to take his case to a newspaper. He called the Register in Santa Ana, which ran the story of his daughter on Thursday. On Thursday morning, Managing Editor Pat Riley was sitting in the newsroom when the phone rang. The man on the other end said he had kidnaped Dorothy Scott.

Twice during the brief conversation, he said that he had killed her. "He said, 'She was my love I caught her cheating with another man. She denied having someone else I killed Riley recalled. "After a lot of years you get a feeling about people," said Riley. "He did sound genuine." Among other things, Riley said the man supplied details that weren't in the story knowledge about Bostron's spider bite and some details of what she was wearing.

The caller also said Scott had called him that night to say she was at the medical center. However, Head, who was with Scott while they waited for Bostron, disputed this. Head said Scott did not make a phone call, and that they were together the entire time except when Scott went to the bathroom minutes before she went into the parking lot. Jacob Scott said his daughter had no regular boyfriends. "We just can't put that together.

She worked from morn Continued from First Fige Her car was found burning several hours later in a Santa Ana alley. Three days ago, a man called a local newspaper, claiming that he was a betrayed lover and that he had killed her. Police now believe that she may be dead. The strange story of Dorothy Jane Scott began on the evening of May 27 when she attended an employees meeting of the two jointly owned gift shops where she worked. Conrad Bostron was at that meeting.

His arm was inflamed from a spider bite and, although it was late, Scott insisted that he needed medical attention. The two, accompanied by a third person, Pam Head, went to the hospital. While Bostron was being treated, the two women watched television and read magazines in a waiting room. And when Bostron came out, Scott said she would bring the car while the other two had a prescription filled. Bostron and Head waited briefly for the car and, when it did not appear, they went to the parking lot.

They managed to spot Scott's car, but could not see who was driving it because the headlights were directly in their eyes. "We waved our hands," said Head. "There was no way she could have missed us. The car made a right. We started running after it and it sped up." The pair waited for two hours in the parking lot and by the hospital, waiting for Scott to return.

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Fll. 9 A.M. -I P.M.I By JEFFREY FERLMAN TlmM Staff Writer SANTA ANA DisL Atty. Cecil Hicks ordered his deputies Friday to refrain from using their job titles "in any public manner except as required by the discharge of your official duties." The order stemmed from a citizen's complaint about a deputy district attorney who authorized use of his name and title on an llth-hour mailer sent to voters on behalf of attorney Arnold Mordkin. In last week's judicial contests, Mordkin ran an unsuccessful campaign against incumbent Municipal Court Judge Edward L.

Laird. The mailer involved a letter that was printed on a letterhead similar to official district attorney's office stationery, and was signed by prosecutor James Brooks. The letter claimed that Mordkin had "proven" that Laird engaged in plea bargaining, among other practices. A group of more than 20 deputy district attorneys signed a petition condemning what Brooks had done. Friday, Hicks disclosed that Brooks was almost fired for his conduct.

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