Jack Webb

We checked communications, but there was still no answer to the APB we'd gotten out on Fred Lyons, the man who'd worked with Rose Baker and who dropped from sight the same day she did.

5.30 p.m.

We got back to the squad room.

Hi.

Hi, Brian.

You just get back?

Yeah.

You get the word?

No.

What's that?

Mrs. Baker.

They just found her body.

June 3, Monday, 6 p.m.

The body of 38-year-old Rose Baker had been discovered in the Hollywood Hills area.

Approximately three-fourths of a mile from the intersection of Mulholland Drive and Oak Knoll Terrace, a dirt road branched off to the left of Mulholland and wound about 300 yards down the hill to a dead-end stop.

Just below the guardrail, which circled the edge of the road, there were two eucalyptus trees.

They overlooked a deep ravine covered with scrub oak and patches of laurel.

Halfway down one slope of the ravine, they found the body of the missing woman.

There were two bullet holes in the left side of the skull.

There was another one at the base of the throat.