После похода в Гранд-Каньон вернулась лишь одна из трёх — наголо остриженная

In the summer of 2015, three friends—Irma Tucker, Regina Williams, and Lisa Owen—set off on a hiking trip to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. This trip was supposed to be their last adventure together before they parted ways: different universities and new lives lay ahead. However, a few days later, the girls failed to return to their car, which they had left in a remote parking lot. A massive search was launched, but the canyon seemed to swallow them whole. The only find was a brightly colored cap on a rocky slope—and nothing else. A month later, Lisa was unexpectedly found on a forest road, emaciated and barely alive. She told of an unknown hermit who allegedly kidnapped them and held them captive in a hidden cave. This story gave rise to the legend of the "Canyon Maniac." But several years later, detectives returned to the case and discovered strange inconsistencies. Traces of medication in her blood, old store receipts, and a route analysis cast doubt on her every word. Gradually, the investigation began to uncover a completely different truth—a story of a fear of loneliness that morphed into a carefully planned murder.