The Mystery at Webb Hill

    In the waning daylight hours of December 7, 1998, three teenage boys, hiking near Webb Hill, St. George, Utah, saw a shirt sleeve flapping in the wind near the top of the hill. Their parents had warned them not to attempt hiking the sheer red rock cliffs. What they discovered inside a stone-walled chamber was the skeletonized remains of a 16 year old male. Positive identification of this young man has eluded investigators for nearly five years. There are clues to his identity in the following pages.

       This web site was established to solicit opinions and engage dialogue that will advance the investigation of the mystery at Webb Hill. We have tried to comprehensively include the evidence gathered in the investigation. On each page of the site, visitors will have an opportunity to post their input to the site.

       You are invited to interact with the site by submitting comments about the evidence, hypothesis based on the evidence, and relevant material evidence within your personal knowledge. You are also invited to submit any other relevant opinion that bears on the identification of the subject.

       We also propose a method by which to solve this, and similar, cases. Your participation and comment is critical to the success of this method. The open online method sweeps aside the necessity of proximity in many cases. We believe this to be such a case.