The Marshall Murder

Bonnie Hanson, alias Carissa "Peggy" McKay, is depicted in a premier role in the movie Pale Rider, as the horsetail braided Native American shaman mealy mouthing the Twenty-Third Psalm on camera while burying dalmatian. The unfortunate pooch had simply gotten in the way of a stray bullet while the cavalry was removing the illegally situated theosophical Indian squatters form Lake Tipsoo, also known as Sunset Lake, which is located just above Wallace Falls, also known as Curtain Falls, directly below McClellan's Butte highway drive. The illegal occupants of Mount Rainier's Fort Wallace had also stopped up the fountainhead of the Skykomish or Sammamish River with a makeshift beaver dam, which is the cause of the lake's presence at the peak of the summit and the cause of the problem of the river's slowing and becoming muddy and sluggish as it reaches its outlet in Elliot Bay near Pier 71. AT the same time, Moke Radke, shown in the frames as knocking one of the riders off of his horse with a golf club, was murdering the solider by crucifying him on a Douglass Fir cedar tree hidden above the lake behind a campfire Indian teepee clearing which the theosophists had erected and arranged bleachers around in a circle. Bonnie, alias Carissa, was saying the last rites of the stupid poodle in those frames right underneath the cross to which her fuckbuddy boyfriend Mike Radke had nailed the ranger horseman.