His friend found his body and believed it to be due to a bear attack due to the brutality of the injuries.
They wanted to confirm if the injuries were from a bear attack, as initially suspected by the friend.
They found no evidence of a bear at the campsite, such as scat, hair, or tracks.
The area has zero cell service, making communication and evidence collection challenging.
They need information from anyone who was in the area between October 10th and 12th, especially those with trail or dash cameras.
They believe these items were removed from the scene and hope someone might recognize them.
He knew Dustin's plans and where he was camping, making him a potential witness or suspect.
To keep the case in the public eye and encourage anyone with information to come forward.
On October 12, 2024, the friend of a 35-year-old Montana man stumbled upon his body in a tent when he didn’t show to their agreed meeting spot for a weekend camping trip. When police arrived at the scene along Moose Creek, they initially wondered if it was a brutal bear attack. But upon closer inspection it was clear that it was no animal mauling, and instead, a vicious believed-axe murder. This is the story of Dustin Kjersem.
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