Name: Janice Ott, 23 years-old.
Disappeared: July 14, 1974 Lake Sammamish State park, Wa.
Found: Sept 6, 1974 nearly 2 miles from the park.

Standing barely 5 ft, 100 lbs, Janice Ott was a very young looking 23, with long blonde hair and striking green-gray eyes.She worked as a probation case worker for King County Youth Service in Seattle, and was very educated in the psychology of the anti-social personality.She felt that with her experience and kind personality, she could really help others who needed special guidance in changing for the better. A newly wed of a year and a half, July 14th was a sad day for her.

The job she'd worked so hard for had taken her away to Washington, leaving her husband behind in his own practice in Riverside Ca. She was missing him very much the day of her disappearance. She left a note for her roommate and told her she'd be home by 4, then biked to the park. Witnesses later said she got up to help a friendly man in a cast, and that was the last Janice Ott was ever seen alive. Workers discovered some of her remains in a wooded area where other victims had been dumped. Bundy confessed to her murder before his execution.