Hi Park enthusiasts, I'm your host Delia Diembra and the story I'm going to tell you about today took place in a unique geographical location in the United States, pictured rocks National Lakeshore.

This recreation area sits in Michigan. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

This recreation area sits in Michigan's upper peninsula region,

which many people just refer to as the U.P.

42 miles of Lake Superior's southern shore butts up to pictured rocks and offers amazing views of beaches, forests, and local wildlife.

There are almost 100 miles of trails you can hike or walk, many of which take you right up to the edge of

sandstone cliffs that plummet straight down to the water below.

The National Lakeshore offers a lot of different spots for visitors to camp, kayak, bird watch, or fish.

Because it's a place where water and land collide, there's even a historic lighthouse from the

late 1800s that's still standing.

The beacon was meant to warn sailors that the treacherous cliffs lay ahead.

But in June 2006, it wasn't a boater who fell victim to the lake shore's dangerous vertical boundary.

It was a woman, a beloved mother and wife.

To this day, her killer remains behind bars, but some people wonder if there's more to the story.

This is Park Predators. The At 1130 in the morning on Thursday June 22, 2006,

Cary Farkas was working inside the Miners Castle

Information Center at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

When a man came up to her acting very frazzled

and reported some alarming news.

The guy said his name was Tom Richardson,

and his 43-year-old wife, Juanita, was missing.

Now, some sources claim that Tom actually told Park officials that his wife had fallen but either way he asked Carrie to call 911 immediately

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