Jeffrey Zizz, 47, faces charges of first-degree murder, first-degree kidnapping, and unlawful disposal of human remains, officials announced April 21.

Prosecutors say the suspect befriended the 82-year-old woman over two years, then met her for dinner on April 1 — the last ...

Jeffrey Zizz, 47, (right) virtually attends his preliminary appearance in Thurston County Superior Court from a jail booth on ...

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Investigators found human remains partially encased in concrete buried under the shed over a week after Marcia Norman's disappearance.

Thurston County prosecutors say text messages and GPS data led to the arrest of a handyman facing murder and kidnapping ...

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A Thurston County judge denied bail for the handyman accused of killing 82-year-old Marcia Norman and burying her body in concrete under a shed.

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Jeffrey Zizz faces charges for the murder and kidnapping of Tenino woman Marcia Norman, with her remains found in concrete.