Man arrested after campfire spreads, burns 45 acres in Park County on Saturday
Park County Sheriff s Office
Park County sheriffâs deputies arrested a man Saturday after he drove off a trail and started a campfire that got out of control and burned around 45 acres of land, the sheriffâs office said Monday.
By: Blair Miller
and last updated 2021-05-05 08:40:05-04
DENVER â Park County sheriffâs deputies arrested a man Saturday after he drove off a trail and started a campfire that got out of control and burned around 45 acres of land, the sheriffâs office said Monday.
The fire happened Saturday near Park County Road 56 and Forest Service Road 813 â southeast of Jefferson off Highway 285. The Park County Sheriffâs Office said several people camping in the area had to be evacuated but said no one was hurt and no structures were lost in the fire.
Man arrested after campfire spreads, burns 45 acres in Park County on Saturday
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Park County Sheriff s Office
Park County sheriffâs deputies arrested a man Saturday after he drove off a trail and started a campfire that got out of control and burned around 45 acres of land, the sheriffâs office said Monday.
and last updated 2021-05-03 19:17:35-04
DENVER â Park County sheriffâs deputies arrested a man Saturday after he drove off a trail and started a campfire that got out of control and burned around 45 acres of land, the sheriffâs office said Monday.
Oberholtzer
Schnee
Within a year of the Jan. 6, 1982 murders of Barbara Bobbie Jo Oberholtzer (nee: Burns), a 29-year-old Racine native who had moved to Colorado with her husband, and Annette Schnee, a popular 21-year-old working at a local hotel, seemingly every suspect had been exonerated and the new evidence wasnât coming forward.
The first-ever DNA-based conviction wouldnât come along for another eight years, and the suspected killerâs DNA (identified within the past week as Alan Lee Phillips) wouldnât even be put into CODIS â the FBI s Combined DNA Index System containing forensic profiles of nearly 20 million people â until the late 1990s or early 2000s.