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Neighbors suspected Elmer Haab was up to no good, and when his wife, Bonnie, mysteriously disappeared, they feared Elmer had done something to her. Alaska State Troopers also found the disappearance of Bonnie Haab suspicious, but with no body, there was little they could do.
Sources:
Anderson, Dianne. “Haab leads troopers to pyre where he burned wife’s body.” July 17, 1969. Anchorage Daily Times.
Anderson, Diane. “Man admits he cremated body of his wife.” July 16, 1969. Anchorage Daily Times.
Anderson, Dianne. “The last time he saw Bonnie, her face was bruised and bleeding.” July 7, 19, 1969. Anchorage Daily Times.
Brennan, Tom. Cold Crime. Chapter 2: “Mystery of Mendeltna Lodge.” 2005. Kenmore, WA. Epicenter Press.
Drebert, Richard. “Ashes on the Mendeltna.” Cache of Grace.
Maguire, Sean. “The Mendeltna Creek Lodge near Glenallen has burned down.” KTUU News.
Webster, Dave. “Police crack theft ring; three sought.” February 22, 1968. Anchorage Daily Times.
Webster, Dave. “Suspect in theft ring is arrested.” February 23, 1968. Anchorage Daily Times.
“Elmer Haab nabbed by Arizona Sheriff.” April 10, 1968. Anchorage Daily Times.
“Haab sent to Arizona.” September 4, 1969. Anchorage Daily Times.
“Police jail theft suspect.” March 15, 1968. Anchorage Daily Times.
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