SLIM HOPES FOR MISSING MARYELLEN MCMILLIN

MISSING MARYELLEN

SHE left work and after going home to get changed she was supposed to be meeting friends for a drink later that night. 

But after saying goodbye to her husband and her sister, who said she seemed disorientated at the time, Maryellen McMillin never arrived. 

And although she was legally declared dead in 2004, a friend of the family revealed that until they get full proof the doubts will always linger. 

They said: "There's always that lingering doubt, until something or someone comes up, you always wonder what may have happened."    

When the physician's assistant described as "hardworking and conscientious" at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks, AK, didn't show up for work and the hunt was on, after she was supposed to be meeting her pals.

MYSTERY UNRAVELS IN 1946 BEDDIE WALRAVEN MURDER

IT WAS the end of a long life and Kitty Hodges had something to say on her death bed. It was 1994 and she drifted in an out of consciousness. And that's when she told her granddaughter Becky Herrera a bizarre tale of murder. She had been stunning once but the last years had been hard, living in squalor with a staggering 87 cats. In the end, all she wanted was for Becky to pray for her soul.
FLASHBACK: 1971. A person hiking in the open and rolling desert near Baker stumbled across some old bones — a piece of skull, two thighs, a jaw fragment. They belonged to an adult female.
Four years later, Liskie T. "Terry" Mabry a career criminal and Kitty's onetime husband confessed to murdering a woman in 1946. The way Terry told it, Kitty