Notable Tracking Cases
- 1979: assisted apprehension of Artie Ray Baker, ex U.S. special forces member, and his wife after the murder of a U.S. Customs Inspector
- 1982: debunked Bigfoot footprints faked by a part-time U.S. Forest Service employee at Walla Walla, Washington
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