Hi Park enthusiasts, I'm your host, Dilya DeAmbra, and the case I'm going to tell you about

today is a wild one.

It went from a mysterious missing persons case to a possible lover's allotment to a double

murder by a stranger in a matter of two years, and it still hasn't concluded.

It happened in March of 2020 in Victoria, Australia's Alpine National Park.

This area is known for being extremely rugged and vast.

Park's Victoria describes it as, quote, an adventure lover's dream, end quote.

There's white water, seemingly endless miles of four-wheel-drive trails, cross-country

skiing, and beautiful views of mountains.

Most people don't go to the Victorian Alps unless they have offered experience or are

prepared to camp in the unforgiving bushland where there's little to no cell phone reception.

But I think part of the area's remoteness is what makes it so attractive to people seeking

isolation or a romantic getaway.

For as awesome as this area is, the landscape is also the perfect place for predators to

be.

It's largely known that packs of wild dogs roam this terrain freely, and their population

has increased to the point where they're now considered a safety concern.

The predator in today's story, though, wasn't a pack hunter.

He was alone wolf, alone wolf that many people never knew was lurking among them.

This is Park Predators.

Around two o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, March 21, 2020, hikers walking through the

one and got a valley in the heart of Alpide National Park in Victoria, Australia, stumbled

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