
- a fire burning with no one there, no fresh footprints
- a fire burning with no one there, no fresh footprints
A woman returns from seven miles alone through wet hill country with a single baffling fact: a six-inch flame was burning in a stone ring before dawn, yet no footprints in the clay were made after the rain stopped at 2:00 a.m. and every piece of firewood beside the ring was bone dry despite sitting on saturated ground. What was watching from the north side, and who - or what - could have kept the wood dry?
In this episode, you’ll hear the scene of discovery, the meticulous records Peggy Rice kept, and the forensic details investigators…
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