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The Night Something Dragged Across the Frozen Shore

The Night Something Dragged Across the Frozen Shore

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The Night Something Dragged Across the Frozen Shore

A low, dragging scrape woke Gregory Williams at 2:17 a.m. on April 13, 2011, then silence - and by morning a two-foot section of ice had collapsed inward on the frozen lake with a single bare left footprint in the mud beside it. What followed was a quiet, baffling trail of evidence that haunted him for two years: why was there only one footprint and who else had been using the cabin since January?

In this episode, we walk through the sequence of events recorded in notebooks, utility logs, and an audio journalist's eleven-day retracing in February 2013 to show what happened at Paul Ingram’s cabin on Route Nine in Harlow County, what Gregory observed that night and the next mornings, and why the physical clues - the propane gauge reading, the power outage, the inward-collapsed ice and the solitary print - raise the question of who else was there.

Person: Gregory Williams Williams
Date: April 13-14, 2011
Location: Paul Ingram's cabin, Route Nine spur road, Harlow County, Washington
Author: Amanda Brown (freelance audio journalist)
Event: Power outage logged at 3:41 a.m. by Cascadia Rural Electric

- Sound heard at 2:17 a.m.: low, dragging scrape from direction of the lake
- Ice damage: about two feet of lake shelf collapsed inward into the shallows with clean edges
- Single footprint: one bare left foot in soft mud, heel-toe impression preserved, no other prints nearby
- Propane reading on exterior tank: roughly 60% full, recorded by Gregory on arrival April 10
- Power outage logged: transformer failure recorded at 3:41 a.m., affecting four properties, repair issue noted since previous August

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