Alaska 2008 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

Alaska 2008 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

The snow was still deep when Kara Harrison vanished from the log house on the edge of the forest in Kenai, Alaska—population 7,512. On New Year’s Eve 2008, the season’s first major storm swept across the coast, plunging the town into darkness and dropping temperatures to minus twenty degrees. Around 10 p.m., the Harrisons’ neighbor, Mildred Crane, saw the glow of the fireplace through the kitchen window as the thirteen-year-old girl crossed the yard, cradling her small cat and wearing the purple sweater her mother had just knitted for her.

That was the last time anyone saw Kara. The next morning, the back door stood wide open, and on the snow-covered ground there was only a single line of small footprints leading straight into the white-shrouded forest. What happened that stormy night would haunt Kenai for more than a decade afterward.

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