Authorities arrested an interested person after discovering a missing woman “wrapped in concrete” under a shed in Thurston County, Washington.

Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) officials began an investigation into Marcia Norman, 82-year-old Marcia Norman’s “suspecting loss of disaster) on April 4th. According to In a press release posted on Facebook. The detective later identified Jeffrey Ziz, an elderly female handyman, as someone of interest.

Norman’s family told deputies he had never heard of it since age 82 since April 1, and that both vehicles were parked at her home, TSCO. I said. Deputies said her home state “suggested that Marcia might have left suddenly. – Home tasks such as cooking seemed to be left in the middle of the process. ”

Detectives reportedly found out that Norman had dinner with Zizz on the night of her loss.

When authorities led Norman’s loss, Zizz was allegedly fled the state and violated previous sentences for an unrelated sex crime. (Related: Body parts found in the freezer, identified as the last girl seen almost 20 years ago)

The handyman was later found in Missoula, Montana and taken to local officials, TSCO said.

“Detectives discovered that Zizz recently built a shed on unrelated property in Olympia the day after Marcia Norman went missing,” the press release states.

On April 9th, authorities began excavating the ground beneath the shed, and eventually discovered “the body of a human being buried under the shed and partially wrapped in concrete.”

The next day, the Thurston County Coroner’s Office identified the body as Norman’s, the press release said.

Zizz has been handed over to Washington and remains in jail without bail for violating his child abuse sentence warrant, TCSO said. He remains a “person of interest” in the investigation of Norman’s death, officials added, as detectives work to gather additional evidence.