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       Re: ''MARY ANDERSON'' WF, 30-50, suicide at Hotel Vintage Park i
       n Seattle, WA - 9 Oct 1996 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Akoya Date: March 7, 2020, 2:27 pm
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       Re: ''MARY ANDERSON'' WF, 30-50, suicide at Hotel Vintage Park i
       n Seattle, WA - 9 Oct 1996 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Akoya Date: March 7, 2020, 2:29 pm
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       Newspaper articles about Mary Anderson were soon published in
       the Seattle Times and
       Seattle Post-Intelligencer. The case was aired nationally on
       Hard Copy. Webster's office was
       bombarded with more than 200 leads. "The majority of them were
       really just more
       suggestive, you know, like a suggestion to do this or that,"
       Webster explains, flipping
       through the file and reading off some of the leads. "For
       example, 'Well, she looks European.
       Look in Europe.' Rather broad. But we did get twelve [leads]
       back that had promise. One
       lead came from Pico Rivera, California, of a lady that appeared
       to be the same approximate
       age and so forth. However, the lady that they believed it was
       had dentures, webbed toes,
       and a scar on her thigh; our lady did not. So we cleared that
       one."
       Several tipsters commented that Mary Anderson's handwriting
       "looked European." Webster
       thought this was interesting. "You know, she does look European.
       She also looks Greek.
       Though we did determine her race, there was no way
       anthropologically to determine
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