Leslie Mueller in a photo taken on the day of her fatal hike "The waterfall in the background was really the point of interest they had in terms of the picture taking that day," said Burden. A little treacherous here, isn't it?" Van Sant remarked. just to this ledge," Burden explained to Van Sant as they walked along the ledge above the creek. Beautiful waterfall down here and he said he was coming down here with his wife to - to start taking pictures. "Fred led us right down to the edge of the creek. Cause I mean, I'd worked all morning and so they decided to, you know, just make it a date."īurden was one of the first law enforcement officers on the scene, and Fred Mueller described to him what had happened. we'll see the waterfall.' At that point, I was pretty wore out. and they were even pressing me, saying, 'well come on, it'll be fun. "And so they were urging me to come along with 'em." Alex said. And then, Fred and Leslie decided to go for a hike. Afterwards, Fred and Alex did some work around the house. "It was a wonderful day, we basically spent the whole day, us three together," said Alex. They are a proud family, going back generations in the community.īut what happened in the deep mountain woods on May 3, 2008, in a creek filled with rushing water, changed their lives forever. And Fred owns a thriving metals business in town. The Muellers seemed to have it all: three successful children, a big home in San Angelo filled with a lifetime of family memories.
Cause they never harbored any grudges against each other," she said. And that's why they had such a great marriage. And that was something that they lived by, both of them. you always work it out and you never go to bed angry. "Mom and dad both had a very strict philosophy that when you had an issue with someone. Even on the rare occasions they didn't see eye to eye, the disagreements didn't last, says daughter Ariel.
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