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The Krentz Bonfire
This wooden bridge, at Black Draw on Geronimo Trail, is where trackers believe Rob Krentz's killer fled into Mexico.Image credit: Leo W. Banks
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- Story: The Krentz Bonfire (April 29, 2010)
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Image Archives: Stories: Leo W. Banks
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