HANNAH ZACCAGLINI - 15 yo (1997) McCloud CA

The Jaycee Duggard case is stirring up a lot of emotion for Jennifer Zaccaglini.

Her daughter, Hannah, disappeared from the small town of McCloud in 1997.
Hannah was just 15 years old. Jennifer says it has been really hard not
knowing what happened.

The teen was last seen leaving an
apartment complex where her boyfriend lived. She lived only a couple of
blocks away, but never made it home.

Jennifer says she is hoping for the best but her gut is telling her that Hannah is gone.

"It's a mother's instinct that you feel when your child is no longer with us. Hannah didn't run away."

Jennifer hopes her instincts are wrong. She says it would be a dream come true to see her daughter again

Jennifer still lives in the same house. One of the persons of interest
detectives have focused on during their investigation still lives right
down the street.

Jennifer Zaccaglini says she can't move away
until she finds out what happened to her little girl. she wants to be
in the same house just in case Hannah were to come home.

"I just want closure for my kids, my family, her friends,"says Jennifer.

Another woman, Karen Mero who also lived in McCloud disappeared four months earlier. She was 27 at at the time.

Karen also knew the ZacCaglinni's neighbors who've been questioned in both cases but never arrested.

If anyone has any information on Hannah Zaccaglini's whereabouts, they are
urged to contact the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Department

Murder Arrest in Cold Case

Hornbrook, CA – On Thursday, June 23rd, Siskiyou County deputies arrested Arnold Aggas Sr., 66, on suspicion of murdering 19-year old Kimberlie Kantonen 22 years ago. She was four months pregnant at the time and last seen at Aggas’ residence in Hornbrook, CA, on March 8, 1989. Her body has never been found.

Two other girls have been missing from McCloud, CA, since 1997. Karin Knechtel-Mero and Hannah Marie Zaccaglini were both last seen at the residence of Ed Henline Sr. and his wife Debbie. They’ve had multiple search warrants issued for searches on their property, all of which haven’t led authorities any closer to finding out what happened to the women.

http://crime-bites.com/2011/06/25/murder-arrest-in-cold-case/