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

today is one that I feel in my gut is solvable if the right person would just come forward

with information.

It's the story of two friends who met in a popular park on a summer evening in 2019

and never made it out alive.

Their deaths still puzzle their families and law enforcement, but I don't think it has

to stay that way forever.

The case takes place in Rocky River Reservation, which technically has acreage in several townships

of northeast Ohio.

According to ClevelandMetroParks.com, the area is known for having lots of trails that

meander through forests, meadows, and beneath-shell cliffs.

The Rocky River is the primary feature of the recreation area, and it winds for miles

along Valley Parkway, a scenic road which has a bunch of spots you can pull off and find

a nice plot of grass near the river to hang out.

Most people walk, bike, or jog on paths by the river, but others just come to take in

the park's sights and sounds while sitting on a bench.

In June 2019, the latter was what 40-year-old Cornell Sledge and 33-year-old Catherine Kate

Brown were doing when someone brutally shot them to death and disappeared.

The sheer brutality of their murders prompted federal authorities to get involved in the

murder investigation, in the hopes of finally unmasking a merciless killer, who stole

two lives from loving families, literally in the blink of an eye.

This is Park Predators.

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