On a crisp autumn morning, the first weekend of elk season, the woods near Buckley, Washington, were alive with the promise of the hunt. It was Saturday, November 10, 1984, when Wildlife Agent Terry L. Hoffer, a 36-year-old Caucasian male, was on patrol with his partner, Agent Jim Suda. The two agents were patrolling on Saint Regis Paper Property, about nine miles southeast of Buckley, when they signaled a Jeep to stop for a routine license check. As Agent Suda stepped out of their patrol vehicl
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