In the summer of 1938, the Beilhartz family sought a peaceful retreat in the vast wilderness of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado over the Independence Day weekend. Four-year-old Alfred, the youngest of ten children, was with his family as they set up their campsite near the confluence of the Roaring and Fall Rivers, a scenic spot below Horseshoe Falls. On the morning of July 3rd, what began as a typical family camping trip took a devastating turn. Alfred had accompanied his father, Willi
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