area, with steep drops all around. it s where this picture was taken at 5 pm. it s one of the last pictures on tony s camera. rangers believe tony fell from right here, 128 feet down. this is a spot that most people would be too nervous to approach without the proper safety gear. but harold said that was toni trying to capture the perfect picture of some wild turkeys and apparently got too close to the edge. harold said that by the time he got down, was toni not talking. she was barely breathing and lying in an awkward position. he told the ranger he pulled her to another area, and then made the first call to 9-1-1. i need now find miscue team emergency immediately. but there never was a rescue, what toni too soon. her friend allison says that their focus in the early days
for most of all, there are seven year old all their, haley. the moment that she knew this is it, i put myself in her shoes, i know her thoughts were of haley. about 150 people die of national parks in national parks each year. in rocky mountain national park, the leading cause is falling. before i wrote this park, i did not know that the national park had investigators. investigative journalist michael fleeman was don t feed the bears. but there is more to it. every death in our national parks investigated. in toni case, the same empty that came to investigate save her, now served as a cop. people work different arms of the park service. the guy who came out there in the middle of the night, and tried to save tony s life, and
her husband texted her family to horrible words, she s gone. i had never seen my dad cry, never. and i would say for probably the next two weeks. it was constant. all the time. she was his little girl. i can tell you it doesn t matter what age they are. a parent can never accepted. tony s friends at work could not believe it either. i got a call, from christina in our office. and all she said was that toni fell. what did you think when that she fell? i said, is she okay? they said, no she died. i fell to my knees. my husband said, what s going on? and i said, doctor fell henthorn off a cliff. everyone was worried.
love your knees, it mary k was seven when her and died. it was sudden, scary and heartbreaking. so she took out an old shoe box, decorated it, and filled it with thoughts of ants toni. now she s dead, i cannot see her again, and our lives will never be the same again. the ripple effect of toni s death was huge. she was very respected doctor, on ophthalmologist, a thriving practice she had in jackson mississippi. she was a mother, who sang in her church choir, a wife to a man named harold, and an older sister to this story is about toni and what happened to her white one bright sunny day up in the mountains. it s also about how secrets, long buried, sometimes out stay that way. where did toni fit into your family? she was the middle between two brothers.
does she stick around the office? we started to think that maybe she just didn t want to go home and maybe because of harold. yet if there was trouble in the marriage, what toni never said so directly, never to, france never directly. what tom and rhonda were worried that they would say too much. he would control his his parents, her conversation that they weren t meant here, that he held divorce overhead. i ll divorce you. you won t see haley, and that kind of thing. that s probably the one thing that cut the deepest? not being able to see her daughter. exactly. and then there was a very strange episode that occurred a year before toni s death at a cabin that she and harold owned. did you tell you about the incident of the be at the cabin?