A Linda Sohus painting from 1984
A man who has been in touch with Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies regarding Clark Rockefeller and the strange disappeareance of John and Linda Sohus, got in touch with me Thursday. He sent me this copy of a painting done by Linda Sohus as "Cody" in 1984.
Sohus sold the painting at Worldcon '84 a gathering of Sci Fi and fantasy fans that took place near Disneyland in the fall of '84.
Rockefeller took the name Christopher Chichester when he lived with John and Linda Sohus in San Marino in the mid 1980s.
Bones, believed to be those of John Sohus were discovered in the backyard fo the Lorain Road home in 1994.
Linda has never resurfaced. The owner of the painting believes she met an untimely end.
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When Star Trek Conventions Go Bad
More like "When renting an outbuilding to a con-man goes bad."
What a beautiful piece of work. What a loss. I hope this is solved very soon!
What a beautiful piece of work. What a loss. I hope this is solved very soon!
I have now thrown away my Guernica all other paintings can't compare!!
It just brings up the whole "when bad things happen to good people" - it really gets to me.
In 1984, she was just getting going at being an artist. We can only imagine what her work would be like 24 years later.