From the Smiley Face Killers website
By Kristi Piehl
February 6th, 2010
Since the disappearance of Jonathan Lacina in January, many people have emailed me and written on this site about other mysterious cases in Iowa. The interest in this topic has been so high, I thought you’d like a little more information about the incidents.
Jacob Hobson, 27, was found in College Creek on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames on July 19, 2005. Officials concluded that Hobson, who was visually impaired, drowned in a few inches of water after he accidentally fell from a creek bridge onto a concrete culvert. An autopsy showed Hobson died as a result of drowning and blunt force trauma to the head. Police investigators found no sign of foul play and no evidence Jacob’s body was moved.
Abel Bolanos disappeared after leaving a party on March 31, 2007. The 19-year-old freshman planned to walk from a party on South Hyland to his dorm, Wallace Hall, on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. At about 4 am, officials say Abel unsuccessfully tried to enter his dorm building. He was spotted in the area by several witnesses and his debit card and credit cards were found along Hayward Avenue. On April 3, Abel’s body was recovered in the southeast corner of Lake LaVerne on the ISU campus. His death was ruled an “accidental drowning.” Click here to read more.
READ FULL STORY >
RELATED STORY:
ISU’s Message to Students: Help Find Jon Lacina & Stay Safe
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment