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All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
Stayner, 57, remains in San Quentin Prison. "Everyone living in this community knew and embraced this monster, who was capable of such horrors.".
Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes.
All rights reserved. Monday, December 4 was a regular day in the Stayner household. All rights reserved. "How could we have missed someone we felt was part of our family?" Uploaded 14 July 2009, retrieved 17 February 2020, BetterHelp – Get 10% off your first month of professional counselling with a licensed therapist, Quip – Get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush, SimpliSafe – Protect your home and your family today.
Here's a 3D visualization of the vote. Uploaded 17 January 2018, retrieved 13 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 3 – Steven Stayner escaped captor, returns home after seven years – by ABC News 20/20. Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sexually and psychlogically abused until he escaped more than seven years later, was killed Saturday in …
Cary Stayner, Steven's older brother, was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge just outside the park where the women were staying, according to the Modesto Bee. Between February and July 1999, Cary Stayner killed four women near the majestic park in brutal fashion -- highlighting the contrast between him and his deceased younger brother, who was lauded as a hero in life.
Uploaded 26 January 2019, retrieved 17 February 2020, 20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 4 – Cary Stayner takes refuge in Yosemite – by ABC News 20/20.
C144699), Vast hunt on for missing Merced boy – (AP) for the Oakland Tribune, published 8 December 1972, retrieved 9 February 2020, Merced boy still missing – (AP Merced) for the Santa Cruz Sentinel, published 10 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Stevie’s Yule gifts still unopened – by Larry Carroll, for the Los Angeles Times, published 28 December 1972, retrieved 10 February 2020, Reward upped – (UPI) for The Napa Valley Register, published 15 May 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Boy’s family’s hopes stay alive for Stevie’s return home – by Larry Carroll, for the Fresno Bee, published 12 December 1973, retrieved 10 February 2020, Parents believe Stevie alive after two years – by William Schiffman, for The Indiana Gazette, published 5 December 1974, retrieved 10 February 2020, Friend calls hostage case figure ‘poor, sick, creature’ – by Anne Richards for The Bakersfield Californian, published 19 August 1977, retrieved 10 February 2020, An emotional homecoming in Merced – (UPI) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap case has happy ending – by Steve Hart for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Kidnap suspect a personable guy – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Neighbours suspected nothing – (AP) for The Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley, California, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 10 February 2020, Suspect is held in Ukiah – author unknown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 3 Match 1980, retrieved 11 February 2020, Strange tale of a drifter and his ‘son’ – by Lewis Leader and Peter H. King for The San Francisco Examiner, published 3 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, After 7 years of agony, a family is whole again – by Grahame L. Jones for The Los Angeles Times, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Missing boy, life in the one-room cabin described as ‘boring’ – by Steven Capps for The Hanford Sentinel, California, published 4 March 1980, retrieved 17 February 2020, Kidnapper in notorious 1972 case faces new charges – by Kim Curtis (AP) for The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, published 5 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Parnell admits attempt to buy boy – (AP) for The Californian, Salinas, California, published 10 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White case, Kenneth Parnell arrest revives memories of 1980 abduction – by Glenda Anderson for The Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 11 January 2003, retrieved 17 February 2020, Stayner kidnapper back in court on boy buying charge – by Michelle Locke (AP) for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 3 February 2004, retrieved 17 February 2020, Molester gets life term for attempt to buy a boy – (AP) for The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, published 16 April 2004, retrieved 18 February 2020, Kidnap accomplice released – by Bob Klose for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 2 June 1983, retrieved 19 February 2020, Suspect enters not guilty plea in Stayner’s hit and run death – by Ken Chavez for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 21 September 1989, retrieved 20 February 2020, Man sentenced to 3 months jail in Stayner hit-run case – author unknown for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 5 January 1990, retrieved 20 February 2020, Parnell case molestation filed again – (Merced UPI) for the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 30 April 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell hearing testimony unveiled – (Merced UPI) for the Hanford Sentinel, Hanford, California, published 3 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, A second look/kidnapping nightmare seems like a dream now – by Carol Pogash and Mike Lassiter for The San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, published 26 May 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Parnell doubts his chance for a fair trial – by Brian Clark for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 7 August 1980, retrieved 9 March 2020, Timmy White: ‘no scars’ – by Susan Schwartz for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, published 8 February 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, DA raps Parnell ‘smoke screen’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, published 29 June 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Kidnap victim’s brainwashing stressed – (Hayward AP) for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 18 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Parnell’s friend admits he has ‘no excuse’ – by Jim Wood for The San Francisco Examiner, published 23 December 1981, retrieved 10 March 2020, Stayners say Steven recovering from ordeal – by Catherine Wilson (Merced AP) for The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, printed 2 March 1985, retrieved 10 March 2020, Merced DA suggests second Parnell trial – by Peter Page for Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, California, published 9 April 1985, retrieved 11 March 2020, Kidnapping fades in Stayner’s mind – by Travis Brown for The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, published 22 April 1986, retrieved 11 March 2020, Timothy White, victim of a notorious 1980 kidnapping, dies at 35 – (AP) for The New York Times, published 10 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Timmy White, 1980 Ukiah kidnap victim, dead at 35 – by Glenda Anderson for The Press Democrat, published 8 April 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, Statue honors Steven Stayner’s legacy – by Victor Patton for The Merced Sun Star, published 30 August 2010, retrieved 17 February 2020, 24 years after Ukiah abduction, White again faces Parnell – by Glenn Chapman for the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, published 5 February 2004, retrieved 11 March 2020, VIDEOS:20/20 Evil in Eden, Pt 1 – Two brothers tied to Yosemite, one a hero, the other a monster – by ABC News 20/20.
Lisa Hansell, then Cedar Lodge restaurant general manager, told SFGate.com.
Steven Stayner, who was kidnapped at the age of 7, became a national hero after helping another child escape from abuse. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
He died in 2008 while in custody. Steven Stayner Interview – March 14, 1980 – by ABC News. Legal Statement. When Armstrong's decapitated body was found, witnesses said they spotted a vehicle that authorities later traced back to Stayner.
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