The national press has already picked up the story, dubbing the stretch of road “The Devil’s Highway.” The Begay ranch is within fifteen miles of State Road 70. An Apache sheep rancher, Victorio Begay, as well as his wife and two teenage sons, vanished from their beds, leaving their flock unattended for at least a week. Both cars were on the side of State Road 70, and neither showed signs of sabotage or mechanical failure. The abandoned rental cars of two European couples – Rolf Trautner & Freda Ollenburg, and Mr. Their camp was found abandoned, with no signs of violence or emergency.Īs the Arizona highway patrol and the Apache tribal police began to investigate, they noticed more disappearances connected to that area. The Curtleys’ car was found on State Road 70 with a flat tire, but there was no sign of the Curtleys.Īt a nearby gas station on State Road 70 an attendant, Felix Royos, disappeared while working the night shift two days after the Curtleys vanished.įour days later, Ed Stoltz and Chris Martin were reported missing while fishing on the Coolidge Dam reservoir, less than four miles from State Road 70. The first people missed were an elderly couple, the Curtleys they were due at their son’s home for dinner a month ago. Last month, people began disappearing near the southern edge of the San Carlos Indian Reservation, west of Phoenix, Arizona.
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