What makes a man vanish into the woods—only to return as a predator? In this week's ReWired, Dani ventures into the haunted trailheads of the human psyche to unpack the chilling case of Gary Michael Hilton, a drifter-turned-serial killer whose victims were hikers, wanderers, and lovers of the wild. But this isn’t just a rehash of his crimes—it’s an excavation. We peel back the camouflage of Hilton’s mind to explore:

• Why the wilderness became both his refuge and his hunting ground
• How psychological detachment and transient identity fueled his violence
• Whether a different intervention—or system—might have stopped him
• And the deeply unsettling question: was Hilton always a killer-in-waiting, or was he shaped by what we overlooked?

Dani dissects the justice system’s blind spots, the human cost of being ignored or misidentified, and the terrifying allure of the wilderness when survival turns sinister. This isn’t just about murder in the mountains—it’s about the cracks in society where monsters take root.✨

 Plus, an unforgettable personal story from Dani’s time in law enforcement—a haunting case that still lingers unsolved, echoing the same bystander indifference and missed chances.

🎙️ Stick around for the wrap-up where Dani recaps the layers of this psychological deep dive and teases what’s next: a no-holds-barred co-hosted finale with Brian on The Guilty Files: ReVisited, where everything you thought you knew about this case gets turned inside out.