The Chair at Garnet Hollow: Two Times, One Impossible Entry
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The Chair at Garnet Hollow: Two Times, One Impossible Entry
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A solitary child's school chair appears in the middle of a gravel road at 6:15 a.m., painted institutional green with carved initials and a nine of clubs held flat by a river rock - but there are no tire tracks, no footprints, and no displaced gravel within sixty meters. How could an object that sits as if lowered straight down have arrived where two people say they passed the same spot ninety minutes apart?
In this episode, we tell the sequence of events that begins with Norman Hill finding the chair on June 9, 2009, and follows the parallel visits to Garnet Hollow by Cheryl Zimmerman and Travis Colby the week before, leading to an eight-day investigation and one question that remained unanswered for fourteen months. What really happened inside the condemned mining site to place that chair on the road?
Person: Norman Hill
Date: June 9, 2009
Location: Garnet Hollow, Nevada
Person: Cheryl Zimmerman
Event: Eight-day investigation
- Norman Hill found the chair at 6:15 a.m. while running approximately 400 meters into his return leg.
- Norman had passed the same spot ninety minutes earlier and saw nothing there.
- The chair had institutional green paint, chipped legs, carved initials, and a nine of clubs playing card held flat by a smooth river rock.
- Deputy Vic Poulin noted no gravel displacement under the chair legs and no tire tracks or footprints within sixty meters.
- Cheryl Zimmerman entered the processing shed on June 7, 2009, and found a mattress, a battery lantern, a canvas duffel, and months of canned food arranged in careful columns.
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