‘The Ghost in Apartment 14’ Bonus Material - Photos of key players - Netflix Tudum

  • Hannah at Christmas, taken the year she received the “Sing and Snore Ernie” doll.
  • Hannah's drawings of the visions she had while living in Apartment 14 with her mother.
  • Hannah’s drawing of “Myliz” standing in their apartment.
  • Hannah, as a baby. 
  • Jodi and Hannah after leaving the Chico apartment
  • Marliz’s graduation photo.
  • Marliz graduating high school, not long before moving to California.
  • Marliz, a year before her disappearance. 
  • Marliz at a holiday event while she was in high school.  
  • Marliz in front of her childhood home with her bike. 
  • The main suspect in Marliz’s disappearance, Cameron Hooker
  • A blue 1970’s Dodge Colt
  • Cameron Hooker Mugshot
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Hannah at Christmas, taken the year she received the “Sing and Snore Ernie” doll.
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As a young girl, Hannah produced drawings of the visions she had while living in Apartment 14 with her mother. This image is of “Myliz” being hurt. 
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Hannah’s drawing of “Myliz” standing in their apartment. Hannah once told her mother there was an angel in their apartment. 
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Hannah, as a baby. 
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Jodi and Hannah after leaving the Chico apartment where they had suffered from visions and nightmares.
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Marliz’s graduation photo.
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Marliz graduating high school, not long before moving to California.
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Marliz, a year before her disappearance. 
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Marliz at a holiday event while she was in high school.   
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Marlizin front of her childhood home with her bike.  
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The main suspect in Marliz’s disappearance, Cameron Hooker, along with his wife, Janice, imprisoned and tortured Colleen Stan in their home for seven years. 
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The vehicle Cameron had at the time of Marliz and Colleen Stan’s abduction was a blue 1970’s Dodge Colt. The vehicle was last seen parked at Cameron’s house on Pershing Road in Red Bluff at the time of his arrest in 1984. The trunk may contain biological evidence directly linking Hooker to Marliz’s disappearance. Anyone with information about this car should contact the Red Bluff Police Department at 530-527-3131, Crimetips@rbpd.org, or submit a tip to unsolved.com.
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Cameron Hooker remains incarcerated for his acts against Colleen Stan. He has never been charged with the disappearance or murder of Marie Elizabeth Spannhake.