Hi, Park enthusiasts. I'm your host, Delia Diambra.

And the case I'm going to tell you about today came from a listener's submission, which then led me to an interview with an integral witness who played a small but important role in finding justice for the victim in this story.

This is what I really appreciate about so many of you who tune in every week. You're actively engaged and want to help.

I'm so thankful for that.

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especially if you're someone who's related to a victim or was involved in one of these investigations.

The story I'm going to get into in this episode takes place in Yosemite National Park in

California, which is an iconic, popular national park in the U.S., known for its stunning

views, scenic overlooks, waterfalls, rock climbing, and so much more.

One of my favorite viewpoints is tunnel view, which has a parking

lot just outside of a tunnel that allows you to see the famous half-dome mountain, Bridalvale

fall, and El Capitan cliff, all simultaneously. My husband and I spent some time at this spot

when we visited the park a few years ago on our honeymoon, and I've been longing for the day that we go back.

Little did I know, though, before researching the story, that this location, such a beautiful

scenic view I've been yearning to spend more time at, was once a terrible crime scene,

a crime scene that was almost overlooked, if not for the right people coming forward,

to raise all the red flags. This is Park Predators.

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I'm On the evening of Saturday, December 5, 1987, a man who I'll call Don was hiking up the Pahono Trail in Yosemite National Park when he heard what sounded like a man and a woman arguing.

Because Don had previously worked for Yosemite search and rescue, he was familiar with the area and knew that the voices

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