Trailed: One Woman's Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders

by Kathryn Miles

get a mile beyond the drive on either side, and the park can seem as wild as any remote western landscape.

all fifty-four of the biggest parks were making cuts, from closing camping sites to cutting back on seasonal and backcountry rangers.

We’re outmanned, outgunned, and desperately needing outside support, one ranger told reporters shortly after. He said he and his colleagues were forced to go to the Fraternal Order of Police to ask for help fundraising for new gear.

fewer than 10 percent of all murders are premeditated. Most, instead, erupt sloppily and from a quick, unplanned chain of events: