Seventeen Cairns, One Line: The Trail That Knew Her Name
Seventeen Cairns, One Line: The Trail That Knew Her Name
Something was waiting for her on a perfect bearing before she ever set foot on the trail: seventeen stone cairns spaced forty to one hundred feet apart, pointing northeast along a sixty-two-degree line toward an unnamed drainage at 9,440 feet - and when Holly Jenkins was found eleven and a half miles from the trailhead, she had been dead for nearly two weeks. Who built those markers and why did an anonymous email with coordinates matching her death site to within thirty meters end up folded in her pack?
In this episode, we follow the…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.