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There was a lady named Marry Green that was murdered in the 1970s Or 1980s. At Spring creek moble home park in Oskaloosa iowa, was the case ever solved? I beleave she is related to some of my family members. I am not sure if I spelled her last name right. I was a kid when this happened, please e mail me a follow up Dan Dewit
Dan, I’ve asked a Mahaska County historian to look into this. She has the basics of the case but wants to do a little more poking around. We’ll get back to you with more. Nancy Bowers, Co-Administrator
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In the mid to late 1960′s, a Des Moines teenager was murdered in a Fleur Drive shop where she was a clerk. The murder weapon, a golf club, was found atop the ceiling tiles.
Was this murder ever solved?
Diane, thank you for your question about the Linda Boothe homicide. Michael Charles Niccum was found guilty of her murder in 1969. Linda, who worked at the Arnold Palmer Dry Cleaners in the Wakonda Shopping Center at 4100 Fleur Drive in Des Moines, was beaten to death with a golf club on November 20, 1968.