But he hopes more of the conspirators can be charged under the felony murder rule, which says murder charges can be applied to anyone who commits a dangerous felony that results in a death. The Los Angeles district attorney's office won't comment. Otherwise, Opsahl says he'll push for the state attorney general or the U.S. attorney to look at the case. Opsahl has at least one powerful ally. The group will feature Myrna and the surviving Opsahls at the group's annual April ceremony, during which the Carmichael woman will be added to its victims memorial near Whittier.
Leach wants to see the case tried.
I feel mistakes were made in the case, and I think that it would be actually a very good case now because I think Patty Hearst would be a good witness. The site is a combination of information on Myrna Opsahl's killing and advice for good health. Opsahl, a preventive-medicine specialist, also is developing a spoof on the cookbook Soliah published after her arrest. Opsahl plans to take her recipes, analyze the nutritional content and provide what he calls healthier versions. He never expected to be doing all this.