Mystery surrounds Elyria mother Norma Cramer death
The 1968 disappearance and slaying of Norma Cramer, an Elyria resident, remains unsolved as authorities pursue leads across two states. Her daughter, living nearby, continues to seek answers and clarification about the case.
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Woman seeks answers decades after mother Norma Cramer’s 1968 murder
Chelsea Miller reports on Mary, now 46, who grew up with the secret of her mother Norma Cramer’s murder in Indiana in 1968. A piano prodigy, Mary pursued clues after a fire erased her early search materials, hoping someone would have called or shared who her mother was with before she was found shot in a swamp. A 1968 sales receipt found in Norma’s purse near Aliquippa provides a tangible link to the case.
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Andy
Shaun
Norma
Indiana
Mary
Elyria
Portage
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Helen Cramer
Grafton
Midview
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Austria
Hungary
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Aliquippa
Norma Cramer
Valparaiso
Portage Teen Refuses to Return Home After Visit
Betty Smolanovich and Mark Varasso arrive at Edward Ford's Portage home from Aliquippa on June 25. Mark refuses to return with his parents, who take his car. He applies at Republic Steel, aided by Ford, who says a job may be found. June 27 his mother suspects a marriage between Mark and Betty.
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Mark Varasso
Edward Ford
Portage, Ind
Aliquippa
Mark
Republic Steel
Indiana
Ohio
Violet Ford
Betty
Ford
Norma
Helen Edward Ford
Louise” Gilmore
Lorain County arson suspect arrested in theft case
Drew Manns, linked to a 2009 Lorain County Community College arson, was arrested Saturday after allegedly fleeing. He faces a separate theft charge from his mother’s bank account and cellphone incident, with prosecutors unsure he will attend an Aug. 5 arson pretrial.
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Elyria
Drew Manns
Lorain County
Manns
Wanda
Campolo
SCCC
Dennis Will
Oberlin Power Restored After City Outage
Power was restored in Oberlin at 7 p.m. Friday after a cross arm failure caused a city wide blackout affecting about 32 000 residents and downtown businesses. The fault triggered a small explosion and cut power to portions of Camden and Henrietta townships.
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Camden
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