A Tangled Web is the true Story of a peculiar murder Mystery
Big Lake Park
Big Lake Park
Big Lake Park
- Big Lake Park in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is the site of more than one unsolved mystery. Some suspect that the evidence in both mysteries sunk to the bottom of this swampy lake in the sprawling park. They speculate that a gun was tossed into these murky waters and now rests near the remnants of the unidentified aircraft that crashed here in 1977.
Liz Golyar
Big Lake Park
Big Lake Park
- Liz Golyar (above) called police multiple times to report the stalker who was always near but never seen. "The Omaha Police are stupid because they can't catch the stalker," she complained to Tayandy Braver. Tay shot this photo of Liz during a tense and unforgettable dinner at a restaurant in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. People seemed angry that night, but Tay never guessed that she'd been swept up into a dark drama that would leave her shaking.
David Kroupa
Big Lake Park
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- David Kroupa was a hardworking father of two in 2012 when he encountered evil he couldn't have imagined in his worst nightmares. "Nothing was as it appeared," he confides. Nearly a decade later, he is still reeling and admits he finds it hard to trust.
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PSEUDONYMS
A TANGLED WEB is a true story, and all quotes are verbatim and come directly from interviews or trial transcripts. Witnesses were incredibly generous in sharing very personal and painful details. Some names have been changed to protect privacy. Here is a list of names that were changed:
Pseudonyms were given to most of Liz Golyar’s family members. In some cases, only the actual first names of the deceased were used to conceal the identity of their living relatives. These deceased people are: Dee, Francis, Adela, Sherry and Arianna.
Pseudonyms given to Liz’s other relatives are: Camila, Gary, George, Jean, Henrietta, Isabella, Victoria, Christie, Gillian, Trina, Peter, Patsy, Marcy, Mickey, Ruthie Anne Maples, Fabian Zaragozate and all Zaragozate relatives. Jack, Nannette and Elsie Parsnolls.
The following are also pseudonyms: Alec, Charlie, Craig, Fred, Shelly, Sue, Pam, Jane, Joanne, Kelly, Mary, Kathy, Joyce, Beth, Margaret, Rita, Sandra, Jenna, Diane, Lisa, Marta, Megan, June, Lori, Tracy, Connie, Sally, Frank, Delmar, Calista, Trey, Mason, Celeste, Rachel, Bob, and Gabe. Garret Sloan, Melissa Strom, Phillip Wades, Valerie Ness, Joy Norstrum, Marina Estes, Colleen Whitner, Greg Carowe, Arthur Drune, Dirk Rhodes, Allen Motts, Drake Leeds, and Troy Samuels. Christopher, Benjamin and Jessica McCarthy. Henry, Judy, and Joshua Stemmer. Gloria, Stan, Neil, Larry, and Gavin Munson.
Some working in law enforcement have been unfairly criticized for failing to recognize evil. To spare them possible embarrassment, the following names are pseudonyms: Detective Paul Prencer, Deputy Sheriff Randal Phyllips, Deputy Karl Rhyster, Officer Stone, and prosecutor Karen Ounst. The name of Battle Creek, Michigan, defense attorney, Morris Astene, is also a pseudonym.
Hyatt Tire is not the real name of the repair shop that was vandalized by the stalker in A Tangled Web.
