THE HERALD   EVERETT, WASHINGTON
HeraldNet on Facebook HeraldNet on Twitter HeraldNet RSS feeds HeraldNet Pinterest HeraldNet Google Plus
Welcome, Guest | Register | Sign In
New: Newsletters - Register | Sign In
 Home    Blogs   Sirens        Follow HeraldCrime on Twitter @HeraldCrime   RSS feed RSS
Herald staff | rking@heraldnet.com
Published: Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 12:01 a.m.

Few clues in 1990 Terrace homicide


Mountlake Terrace police recently re-opened a cold-case homicide in hopes of a fresh lead.

It didn't pan out.

Tia Hicks was killed in the south county city in 1990. She was 20. Her death remains unsolved.

The Seattle P.I. wrote a lengthy series involving the case in 2003. You can find that coverage and photos here.

Last week, The Oregonian published a story about a convicted murderer in Portland-area cases who's getting out soon.

The man, Scott William Cox, once was someone whose name came up in the Hicks case, the newspaper reported. The case predates The Herald's online archives so we can't direct you to our coverage from back in the day.

Police around the region have been comparing notes in cold cases in case something connects to Cox, Mountlake Terrace police Cmdr. Don Duncan said last week.

"We don't have much evidence in that case," he said. "At this time we have found nothing to connect this person to our cold case homicide here."

The Hicks case is the city's only known unsolved killing, Duncan said.

Story tags » Mountlake TerraceCrimePoliceHomicide

Sign up for HeraldNet headlines Newsletter
See sample | All Newsletters
Comments


HeraldNet highlights

The doctor is always in
The doctor is always in: Darrington's physician is a beloved part of the community
Ski to Sea, carbon free
Ski to Sea, carbon free: Racers tackle 93-mile relay without the support of cars
Living up to expectations
Living up to expectations: Sounders are one of the MLS's best teams
Bus ads don't pass muster
Bus ads don't pass muster: Community Transit says a new policy forced it to reject them