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I have a series of texts from my brother-in-law Harold Henthorne

regarding my sister Tony Henthorne. This says Barry Hurgent. Tony is injured.

Fall from rock. She has been in a critical accident. Falls off of a ledge.

140 feet. And she does die there on the mountain that night.

They're in the big brother and supposed to take care of your sister. You can't do it.

It's a bad feeling. I need to be there for my sister.

And I couldn't. Tony Henthorne died in Rocky Mountain National Park in 2012 in a fall.

It's not that unusual at all that people die in falls in the Rocky Mountains.

I'm now at 9,354 feet and counting. Take a look at this. Talk about rugged terrain.

This is crazy. Since we first brought you this story, new evidence, some right here on the mountain.

And that's just the beginning. What's unusual is that in this case, it happened with a guy whose

first wife died in such a freak accident 17 years earlier. Her name is Lynn Henthorne.

I thought Harold was a great guy. Very charming. I thought this is good. My sister needs a good man like this.

Lynn and Harold, they'd been on a drive late at night. They had stopped to fix a soft tire,

not even a flat tire. And what were you told how head your sister died?

A cheap and crushed under a car, changing a tire. We all were shocked at the bizarreness,

but the police ruled it an accident.

There are so many similarities in these two deaths. Both occurred in very remote locations in Colorado.

In both cases, Harold Henthorne is the only witness. This is either the un luckiest guy in the world

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