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Murders
Unsolved
Over 100 National Park employees and Special Agents from the FBI are working jointly on the investigation of the double homicide of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans in Shenandoah National Park.
The investigation is being conducted jointly by the National Park Service and FBI because the homicides occurred on federal property. The FBI has approximately 20 special agents and 20 NPS criminal investigators assigned to the case full time. Nearly 80 other NPS employees and volunteers from the Potomac Appalachian Trial Club and the Appalachian Trail Conference are supporting efforts toward solving the crime.
A toll free number to a phone bank in the national park has resulted in hundreds of possible leads from callers throughout the Eastern United States. Each lead is being investigated.
According to the NPS incident spokesperson, Paul Pfenninger, “The response to the toll free number and the $25,000 reward offer has been very good. All possible leads are being fully investigated and we encourage the public to call the toll free number with information about this case.”
The hikers were last seen on May 23. Anyone who may have seen two females hiking in Shenandoah National Park with a golden retriever/lab mix (named Taj) between May 24 and June 1 or have any other information that could assist in this investigation is asked to call (888) 856-2467.
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