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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:43:31 -0800</pubDate>
<description>&lt;p&gt;I&apos;m pleased to read that David Stodden will be leading a team to the trail on which the bodies of his wife and daughter were found.

It is a sidetrail that branches off to the Northwest from the main trail to Pinnacle Lake, according to what Mr. Stodden told me. 

For some reason, news-articles on the murders persist in stating that the bodies had been found on the trail to Pinnacle Lake. I

Investigators have not corrected the error, to my knowledge.

Nor have they speculated, to my knowledge, on the possibility that the killer or killers were criminals that the hikers, on their walk, had accidentally discovered committing a crime.

The most likely crime would have been marijuana farming on federal forestlands--which at that time were being discovered in federal forests located in California and Oregon as well as in Washington--according to reports in the Seattle Times--and even on islands in Alaska, according to other reports.

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