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She was described her as cheerful, outgoing and someone who could take care of herself. "She was a nice girl," neighbor Don Moore told The Seattle Times in 1982. "She would speak to you, stand and talk to you. If she was a prostitute, she was a helluva nice kid." On Aug. 2, 1982, Chapman's mother reported her missing. "Marcia told kids she was going to store," her mother said in a missing-person report. "Never returned. Never has done anything like this. Good mother." She was arrested for prostitution in the South King County area 2 months before she was missing. She worked as a prostitute on Pacific Highway South, usually starting out at 5 p.m. She wore blue jeans, a T-shirt and a cap. Chapman refused to work for a pimp. "Why should I give the money to a man?" Chapman asked a neighbor. "I need it for my kids, not for some man." Her remains were found August 15, 1982.
Copyright Kari Sable 1994-2006 |
Neighbors
at the Puerta Villa apartments near Sea-Tac Airport called the 5'2",
100 LB mother of three children, ages 11, 9 and 3, "Tiny."
She also went by Marcia Faye Bradford, Belinda Jean Chapman and
Marcie Woodies. 