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>>54580

Suddenly they saw Dorothy’s white 1973 Toyota station wagon speeding toward them. Her headlights were on full beam, blinding them, so they couldn’t see who was behind the wheel. The car sped past them and took a sharp right turn out of the parking lot.

A few hours later after not hearing from Dorothy, Pam and Conrad call her parents to ask if they had seen her but they said she had not shown up to pick up her son from their house yet. After waiting for a bit her parents eventually called the police to report her missing. In the early morning hours of May 29th, just hours after her disappearance, Dorothy’s car was discovered on fire in an alley in Santa Ana. Even after the discovery of her burnt out car the disturbing phone calls continued, this time they were to Dorothy's parents.

A week later, an unknown man called Vera Scott, Dorothy’s mother. “Are you related to Dorothy Scott?” the called asked. “Yes,” Vera answered. “I’ve got her,” he said before quickly hanging up. Many assumed this was the same man that was calling Dorothy before she disappeared. This man would continue to call nearly every Wednesday for the next four years. The calls were usually short, and usually occurred when Vera was home alone.

Police told Dorothy’s parents to keep the details surrounding the disappearance quiet so when someone is brought in they do not know all the details from reading them in the paper. So, if a suspect can tell details of the crime that only the investigators know, they’re likely the one who did it. Well, Jacob was tired of keeping quiet. He called the Register newspaper in Santa Ana, who then ran a story about Dorothy’s disappearance. The same morning that the story was ran, managing editor, Pat Riley, received a phone call.

“I killed her. I killed Dorothy Scott. She was my love. I caught her cheating with another man. She denied having someone else. I killed her,” the voice on the other one sobbed. (Cont)

>>54581

Pat Riley said that this caller knew details about Dorothy’s disappearance that weren’t even published in the article. One detail being what she was wearing that night, a red scarf. He also knew the reason she was at the UCI Medical Center.

However, in April of 1984, the man called during the evening. Jacob Scott was home and answered the phone. The calls stopped after that. Because of all the calls from the unknown man, the police planted a record to catch what was being said and the phones tapped to trace the calls. Conveniently, the perpetrator never stayed on the line long enough for the to be traced though. This left the police department frustrated because according to them, the mysterious caller who had tormented both Dorothy and her parents is the man who killed Dorothy.

On August 6, 1984, a construction worker discovered skeletal remains that were buried on Santa Ana Canyon Road. The remains first seen were from a dog but underneath them there was the charred remains of a human. A turquoise ring and watch were also found. The bones were identified as Dorothy Jane Scott’s. Dorthy‘s mother said the watch had stopped at 12:30 a.m. on May 29 – about an hour after Pam Head and Conrad Bostron last saw Scott’s vehicle. An autopsy could not determine the cause of death.

After the news of the grim discovery made the news, Jacob and Vera received one last phone call:

“Is Dorothy home?”

To this day the man who made the phone calls as well as the man responsible for Dorothy’s death has not been caught and her case remains unsolved.