Colorado Tourists Charged in Artifact Theft Case
Colorado Tourists Charged in Artifact Theft Case

Colorado Tourists Charged in Artifact Theft Case

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Roxanne McKnight and Dusty Spencer, both from Durango, Colorado, face federal charges for allegedly trespassing and stealing artifacts from the Cave Springs Cowboy Camp in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. The charges include theft of government property valued under $1,000, possessing or distributing cultural resources, and entering a protected archaeological site. This incident, captured on a trail camera on March 23, involved the alleged removal of antique nails and mishandling historic harnesses, potentially damaging them. Authorities identified McKnight and Spencer after initially seeking public assistance in May to identify the individuals seen in the footage. Both individuals are scheduled to appear in court on November 8, while the National Park Service continues its investigation. McKnight has denied any wrongdoing, claiming her innocence and commitment to preserving historical artifacts.

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