Two high-profile missing persons are Robert "Bobby" Tennison, a 38-year-old father of four, missing since January 2009, and Garret Rodriguez, a 29-year-old from San Diego, California, who was reported missing on April 25, 2013 by his father. In their last conversation in December 2012, Rodriguez told his father, Val Rodriguez, he was headed to "Murder Mountain" to work on a marijuana grow. After he went missing, his truck was found in June 2013. On November 28, 2013, human remains were found in a grave on a private property on Jewett Road, one day after a group of locals forced the admission from the suspect known to have committed the murder, about the exact location of a grave believed to be Rodriguez's. On December 17, the remains were identified as Rodriguez's, and he was confirmed a victim of a homicide. It is suspected that the anonymous tip came from a confession extracted from the man responsible for the murder, who gave up the information after being kidnapped, shot twice, and threatened by a group of eight local vigilantes on Thanksgiving Day. In 2018, Rodriguez and "Murder Mountain" were featured in the Netflix documentary series "Murder Mountain".