About this episode
We investigate claims that the Park Service has a history of transferring troubled rangers. An NPS whistleblower explains a coverup culture within the agency, and shares the story of a ranger who investigated both the Shenandoah and Colonial Parkway murders.
Resources and Links:
The Case of the Indian Trader — The book in which Paul Berkowitz extensively documents his investigation at Hubbell Trading Post. Recommended for fans of police procedurals.
Culture of Sexual Harassment — Washington Post, 2016
Big Problem with Sexual Harrassment — The Atlantic, 2016
Hubbell Trading Post — Official site
Bill Malone Trading — Billy Malone’s current site for trading, Gallup, NM
Interviewees:
Paul Berkowitz — NPS Special Agent who took over the investigation of Clyde Yee at Hubbell Trading Post
Sarah & Geoff's book about the WVU Coed Murders
(available on Amazon)
Kendall's Appalachian Motorcycling Travel Channel
(@motoappalachiadiscovery on YouTube)
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