I found them in a way that doesn't make sense to them, so that made me a suspect.” “All I did was find them, and because of the way I found them, that made me a suspect,” Hunter said on Thursday. Hunter, whose phone was seized by the deputies, said she has been treated “horribly,” and that she is considering suing the sheriff’s office over the surreal turn of events. So they thought I might be hiding something. “They said that my phone pinged up there, and I said, Of course it did-I told them that I went up there walking several times a week in the summer… They told me it wasn’t usual for people to take pictures at a crime scene. “They said that my story kept changing, which it did not,” according to Hunter, who said she had taken photographs of the crime scene with her phone to formally document her discovery. Three carloads of deputies from the Grand County Sheriff’s Office showed up at Hunter’s new home and dropped a bombshell on her, she recalled.
“They didn’t have any answers for us until Dog came to town.” So, she went off to look for the women on her own. After the two went missing, Hunter said she became frustrated with what she viewed as a lackadaisical search-and-rescue effort by law enforcement. Hunter first met Schulte the following year, and had become friendly with her father, Sean-Paul. It was an especially unbearable loss for Schulte’s parents, who had already lost a teenage son to gunfire in 2015. The shocking double homicide made national headlines and set Moab’s 5,200 residents on edge. The two, who had earlier told friends about being spooked by a “creepy” guy they encountered while camping in the area, had been shot to death. Hunter, 64, found the remains of Kylen Schulte, 24, and Crystal Beck, 38, in the La Sal Mountains four days after they vanished last August. In the meantime, Cindy Sue Hunter lived in constant dread of being framed for something she didn’t do, and became a pariah in her neighborhood, she told The Daily Beast on Thursday. The woman who last summer discovered the bodies of a newlywed couple in Moab, Utah says that police told her recently they had begun to doubt her story-until Wednesday night, when authorities publicly identified someone else as a suspect.
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