Daniel Baker Obituary, Death – The body that was discovered on September 26 close to the Ribbon Bridge in north Redding over the Sacramento River has been identified by the Shasta County Coroner’s Office. Daniel Wesley Baker II, 44, a resident of Redding, was determined to be the deceased. Instead of being known as Baker, he was well known as Marv Ellis throughout the neighborhood.
According to reports from the Redding police department, Ellis’ mother reported him missing on September 13 while they were in the Redding region. According to the authorities, he walked away from his house on that day and was upset at the time. According to Redding resident Nathan Pinkney, he first met Ellis approximately ten years ago, while he was working as a bartender at Club 501 in the city’s central business district.
Pinkney claimed that Ellis was a regular at the club, but that he frequently spent his time there sitting alone outdoors on a fire hydrant. “And then one day, I just went out and talked to him and asked him if I could get (him) a drink,” she said. “And then one day, I just went out and talked to him.” “I run into you every time I come out here,” It was said by Pinkney. “He just was shy, I think he didn’t really know anybody, and he didn’t really want to come in,” she said about the man.
After that, I simply started getting to know him better and ended up becoming really good friends with him.
He believed that it was the beginning of a lasting friendship between the two of them. “He was one of my very best pals in the whole world. Simply put, he was the type of person who would always have my back no matter what. Pinkney stated, “We went and fought the same fights together, the things that we both ideologically agree with — equal human rights, women’s rights, acceptance of the LGBTQ community, and just acceptance of people in general.” “We went and fought the same fights together.”
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