This was going to be one of those nights. We sat in Shirley's loft, going over all that we had learned about this case so far. First, the physical evidence. From our collections at the murder site, we had a plaster cast of a human footprint. That human stood approximately 5'6" - 5'8" and weighed 140-170 pounds. A lot of people, known and unknown, fit those categories. And while we thought it likely the murderer had left the print, we hadn't yet found the shoe and put the foot in it.  

    After delving into the old growth controversy as we had, it was clear that Cilla stood firmly in the path that Levy Hawthorne was creating through the woods of the Pacific Northwest. As the foremost leader of the northwest timber industry he had the power as well as the mean...

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