The Dry Boots on the Catwalk: She Vanished from a Locked Tower
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The Dry Boots on the Catwalk: She Vanished from a Locked Tower
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A pair of size nine hiking boots sat heel-to-toe, perfectly dry on a rain-soaked catwalk railing sixty-three feet above a canyon - and the woman who owned them had vanished from a locked lookout where her cot was made and the logbook closed. How did someone leave boots balanced like that in a fifty-three minute window while everything else inside the tower shows she finished her shift and went to sleep?
In this episode, we tell the story as recorded in logs, witness statements, and search notes: the routine of a thirty-four-year-old lookout, the morning a supply runner found empty boots on the railing, and the search and evidence that followed. What did the boot prints and the odd silt impressions around the Anchor boulder actually mean?
Person: Dena Marsh
Date: July 13-14, 2011
Location: Wren Peak Lookout, Aldervane National Forest
Status: Missing from a locked tower
Event: Search and rescue response beginning July 14
- Boots found balanced heel-to-toe on catwalk railing sixty-three feet above canyon floor with tongues folded forward.
- Rain stopped at 4:47 AM; boots were dry and placed within a fifty-three minute window before Keith Rice arrived at ~5:40 AM.
- Final logbook entry dated July 13 read: "Clear... Off watch." pen clipped in the spine.
- Dena was thirty-four and had six consecutive summers at Wren Peak plus four years as a wildland firefighter.
- Trail of size nine women's boot prints found eighty yards northeast of the Anchor boulder, pressed deeper into silt than expected for her weight.
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