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Everett was a complicated young man. There are a couple incidents involving animals that are thought provoking. When his horse died Everett's response was fairly emotionless and when his dog Curly ran away to almost certain death Everett's response was cold. I remember reading it and thinking...

Mark was a biker - hence the eagle tattoo. He rode a Harley Davidson and that's likely where "Davidson" came from - I never knew him to use that as a last name.

Everett stayed in Escalante just before he went into the canyons for (maybe) the last time. I've read many theories to explain his death and disappearance. Along the "murdered" line are suggestions that cattle rustlers did it, that "renegade" Indians killed him and took his gear. But not one...

Thank you for the link to the Town Crier. The blog says that Mahood and Walker, the two members of Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit who found the remains, will return this weekend (11/20 and 21) with about 100 additional searchers to look for more remains and information. The ID they found was...

Summary: Geologist's Cabin: 35 55'29"N 117 04'55"W, 4400 feet elevation Van: 35 55' 37.86N 117 01' 06.91W, 3100' elevation Remains: 35 49' 10.17N 116 57' 38.93W, 2400' elevation Sunset (in Los Angeles) on 7/23/1996 was 8PM. Moonrise was 1:19PM and it was up all night. It was a new quarter...

I think I've mapped out their path on Google Earth. This is pure speculation on my part. BTW, GE has a feature to view previous images and there is an image of this area taken October 6th, 1995, just a few months before this catastrophe. I think that 35 55'29N 117 04'55W is the cabin at...