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A single size seven hiking boot, double-knotted and waterproof, sat upright on a granite rock in Calloway National Forest with a folded note inside that read only "Thursday. I am going to try the ridge." Who left the boot, why was Peggy Tillman missing for six days, and what did two scent dogs detect in a meadow that showed no footprints?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the boot found by county surveyor Gary Wagner at 7:14 on the morning of April 9, 2019, through the missing-person report after a missed Wednesday dinner, to the search teams and dogs that alerted to something unseen in a saturated meadow. What happened between the truck at Fenner Creek and the ridge Peggy planned to try?
Person: Peggy Tillman
Date: April 9, 2019 (boot found) and April 10, 2019 (missed dinner)
Location: Fenner Creek pullout and meadow in Calloway National Forest, Wheeler County
Status: Missing; active search-and-rescue operations described
Event: Two scent dogs alerted to the same meadow location with no footprints or ground disturbance
- At 7:14 AM on April 9, 2019, county surveyor Gary Wagner found a single hiking boot sitting upright on a flat granite rock.
- The boot was size seven, waterproof leather, with laces double-knotted and a folded grid-paper note inside that read "Thursday. I am going to try the ridge."
- Peggy Tillman, age 23, had been living in Dellwood, Oregon for eight months and worked as a natural resources technician.
- Peggy missed a standing Wednesday dinner on April 10; her aunt Connie Pryor called search and rescue after waiting until 9:00 PM and then reaching SAR around 10:30 PM.
- Two trained dogs-Sable the Belgian Malinois and Colonel the bloodhound-each sat and passively alerted to the same spot in the meadow on April 11, despite saturated ground that showed no footprints or other tracks.
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