VIDEOs
Photos
Family
Eduardo and Lydia Castrejon hold their first born, Janet
A Castrejon family portrait. Janet is standing behind her father
Janet’s family often spent their weekends camping and going on outdoor adventures
Janet and her younger sister, Xochitl
Janet is the eldest of four. She can be seen standing on the right
Janet Castrejon’s extended family
Janet and her siblings when they were children
Janet with her siblings Oscar, Fabian and Xochitl
Campsite & Investigation
Entrance to the campground. This roadway leads back towards Janet’s campsite. This is where Janet dropped off the fee slip then walked back up to the motorhome as last seen by her mother
This pay box is where Janet was last seen by her mother
The fee box where Janet was last seen, at the entrance of the campground
Janet put a pay slip into this fee box a few instants before she vanished
The payment form filled out by the Castrejons indicating their arrival time at Rustler Park
The bathrooms used by Janet’s mother right after she and Janet went their separate ways
The campgrounds where Janet was last seen, in Coronado National Forest
The campsite where the Castrejons parked their motorhome
Rustler Park
The trail connecting Rustler Park to Long Park starts here
This small building serves as Portal’s Post Office but is also a gathering point for residents of this tiny town
Mailboxes
The spot where Oscar pulled over to speak to the Sheriff
Sgt. Noland studies the maps of the search and rescue efforts to locate Janet
The map used by search and rescue workers to locate Janet
The Missing Poster distributed by the Sheriff’s Office
A map of the campground created by the Sheriff’s Office. We added some notes onto this drawing. Namely, the restroom numbers and the location of several individuals as referenced in the podcast
A topographic map showing where Janet’s remains were found
Detective Hoke points towards a long ravine that was searched thoroughly. At the time of Janet’s disappearance, it was full of tall brush
Det. Hoke stands in front of the Castrejon campsite and points towards Long Park
Detective Hoke and Sgt. Noland at Rustler Park
Sgt. David Noland at Rustler Park
Maggie, the clever pet who outsmarted trained search and rescue canines, played a vital role in this missing person investigation
In 2018, a family dog named Maggie found this bone and brought it to her owner, Amanda Moors, a field biologist working in the area of Long Park. The bone turned out to be a human femur
A braid of hair that was found by ‘good girl’ Maggie, a rescued Catahoula with a remarkable sense of smell
A skeletal diagram indicating the remains found at Long Park
Eduardo and Lydia Castrejon returned to Rustler Park several times, searching for answers
Janet’s father Eduardo
extra
Interview with Janet’s mother
Sitting down with detective Hoke and Sgt. Noland at Rustler Park
Paul Fugate
Mary Sloan
Laurence Kosden
The payment slip and a check written by Laurence Kosden before vanishing from Rustler Park – just months after Janet
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