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Two years later, Maggie Long’s murderers still at large
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Two years later, Maggie Long’s murderers still at large

  • By Kelly Kirkpatrick Staff writer
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Two years after the Dec. 1, 2017 murder, of Maggie Long, much has changed.

Parties responsible for conducting the murder investigation have changed, with the election of a new county Sheriff in November of 2018.

The murder investigation itself has also evolved, as an assortment of crime-solving agencies, in conjunction with the Park County Sheriff’s Department, have distributed an increasingly frequent string of public announcements and updates pertaining to the case. Read more

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