A Colorado man made an unsettling discovery when he stumbled upon at least 10 discarded pairs of high-heeled shoes in a remote desert location in western Colorado. Levi Comstock recorded a video of his find and shared it on social media, prompting millions of views and concern from viewers. He notified the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office about his discovery, and although they initially dismissed it, they later confirmed that they were investigating the matter. Comstock expressed his gratitude for the support and suggestions from viewers and described the finding as unique and creepy.
Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Wendy Likes responded to the claims, stating that law enforcement had investigated the reports on three separate occasions and determined that the shoes were likely discarded trash and not related to any criminal activity. Likes mentioned that illegal dumping is common in desert areas and that there were no reports of missing females in the county. Despite the skepticism from law enforcement, Comstock continued to document his search in the area with a group of volunteers, finding various pieces of trash and more discarded high-heeled shoes. He emphasized his intention to cooperate with authorities and assist in any way possible.
The ongoing investigation into the discovery of high-heeled shoes in the desert near a small pond has garnered media attention and raised questions about the potential connection to criminal activity. While Comstock initially feared he had stumbled upon a serial killer’s crime scene, the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office has downplayed the significance of the find, attributing it to illegal dumping. Newsweek reached out to Countertop Epoxy, the account where Comstock posted the original video, but received no response. The lack of confirmation regarding the discovery highlights the uncertainty surrounding the situation.
The video posted by Comstock on social media documented his exploration of the desert location and the various items he found, including discarded high-heeled shoes and other trash. With the assistance of volunteers, Comstock searched the area for potential evidence of criminal activity, but ultimately found no concrete proof. Despite the lack of substantial findings, he expressed his willingness to cooperate with law enforcement and provide any information that could aid in the investigation. The case of the discarded high-heeled shoes remains unresolved as authorities continue to assess the situation and determine the next steps.
