In the early 1900s, the Hood River Valley was still frontier country. Homesteads were scattered across rugged land, neighbors lived miles apart, and life revolved around routine and survival.

When that routine suddenly stopped - others took notice.  

Louisa Nesbitt and her daughter Alma vanished from their rural homestead without warning. At first, neighbors assumed the women had simply left the valley. But as time passed with no word from either of them, suspicion began to grow.

What followed would become one of Oregon’s most unusual early murder cases—one that tested the limits of the legal system and left a mystery that still lingers in the Pacific Northwest today.

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