In 1998, Detective Nelson tracked down one of Doris Hammack's former foster parents.
In 1998, Detective Nelson talked to Elbert Warren, Det. McPhail's prime suspect in 1958.
In 1998, Detective Nelson talked to Doris Hammack's former Social Services caseworker.
In 1998, someone left an anonymous note for Doris Hammack at her hotel in Oxford.
In 1998, Detective Nelson talked to another man who was laid off from Bowlan Glove.
In 1998, Doris Hammack visited the woman that the anonymous tipster suggested she talk to.
Beatrice Carmichael dated Howard Hadley and took care of his daughter, Doris.
Detective Nelson spoke with the Yoknapatawpha Farm Supply manager about one of their former employees.
Howard Hadley became known for his drinking, womanizing, and brawling.
In 1998, Howard Hammack's former employer sent some potentially relevant private investigation reports to Detective Nelson.
In 1998, Detective Nelson requested Howard Hammack's personnel record from Hammack's employer in 1958 and after.
Beatrice Carmichael passed away a few days after she spoke with Doris Hammack.
Doris underwent controversial memory recovery hypnotherapy in an attempt to recall events from her childhood.