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Sheriff wants to talk to hikers about missing woman

Rose Backhaus of New Castle was last accounted for in Utah's Goblin Valley State Park. Many other hikers at the time she went missing were from Colorado. Utah authorities searching for New Castle hiker Rose Backhaus have issued a plea asking people who ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  29 Nov 2008

Police subdue suicidal man in U.S. 40 lanes

A distraught Denver man who Winter Park police said was intent on "committing suicide by cops" was subdued late Thursday night in the Colorado resort community after he began firing his .45-caliber Colt handgun at officers. The man, Brian Wilson, 52, ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  29 Nov 2008

Greeley students may have taped rape

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by two high school seniors in Greeley while a third male video-recorded the attack, according to an arrest warrant. Sgt. Joe Tymkowych of the Greeley Police Department said both high school seniors, ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  27 Nov 2008

Search dogs fail to turn up hiker

Three search-dog teams have been unable to find New Castle hiker Rose Backhaus in Utah's Goblin Valley State Park, officials said late Wednesday. Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon said the teams, consisting of one handler and one dog per team, were ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  26 Nov 2008

Missing hiker left trip notes in car

A Colorado woman missing in a rugged and isolated area of eastern Utah left extensive notes in her car outlining where she had been hiking, including her arrival in a Utah state park before she disappeared, authorities said Tuesday afternoon. Emery ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  25 Nov 2008

Missing W. Slope hiker's SUV found

Rosalie Backhausof New Castle left for Moab on Nov. 15 and was expected to return home the next day. A vehicle belonging to an experienced Colorado hiker missing for more than a week was found Monday afternoon in Goblin Valley State Park, about 30 ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  25 Nov 2008

Leak under street cited in Pueblo blast

Members of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation use a cadaver dog to search the rubble of the Branch Inn on Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 in Pueblo, Colo. Unstable rubble hampered investigators' efforts Friday to determine what caused a thunderous explosion ...

From HOWARD PANKRATZ, Denver Post,  21 Nov 2008

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