The Standing Boot on a Gravel Road: How Did It Walk There?
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The Standing Boot on a Gravel Road: How Did It Walk There?
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A single size seven hiking boot, laces double-knotted and standing upright on a wet gravel road while its interior remained dry - how does something like that arrive alone, one point one miles from where the owner would be found? This episode centers on a contradiction that even the official search-and-rescue report could not explain: no mechanical explanation fits the boot's appearance. What happened in the Suttler National Forest that morning?
In this episode, we walk through the timeline, witness statements, and the official report to lay out what is known about Monica Berry’s disappearance and the odd evidence that dogged the search. We describe her routine, the terrain of the Coldwater Trail and Hatchet Plateau, and the moment she left the spur trail - then ask the question the photograph of the boot forces: who, or what, moved it?
Person: Monica Berry
Date: Tuesday morning at 6:47 (photograph taken by Gary Simpson)
Location: Suttler National Forest, Hatchet Plateau / Coldwater Trail
Status: Missing then found after thirty-one hours; official report states no mechanical explanation for boot
Author: Search-and-rescue coordinator Roger Hayes (report filed weeks later)
- Monica Berry had been missing for thirteen hours when the boot was seen on the gravel road.
- The boot was a size seven, standing upright with laces tied in a double knot.
- The boot was 1.1 miles by road from where Monica would eventually be found.
- Monica and Marcus entered the Coldwater Trailhead at approximately 2:15 PM and reached the Hatchet Plateau by 4:30 PM.
- Monica walked the same annual trail for eleven consecutive years and had stopped at the Hatchet Plateau’s fire ring at 4:30 PM as part of her usual routine.
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