The U.S. attorney’s office in Utah announced this week that Dusty Spencer, 43, and Roxanne McKnight, 39, both of Durango, Colorado, had been identified as the people who entered the Cave Spring cowboy camp at the park in Moab, Utah. Such outdoor camps were used for nearly a century, until 1975, and contain artifacts left by the cowboys.

Two Colorado residents were charged in federal court, alleging they trespassed, disrupted and stole from the historic Cave Springs Cowboy Camp in Canyonlands National Park, located in the District of

The National Park Service in May released trail camera video to seek the public’s help identifying the two suspects in an “archeological theft.”

A pair of tourists from Colorado are facing federal charges after they allegedly stole numerous historic artifacts from a national park in Utah. Roxanne McKnight, 39, and Dusty Spencer, 43, are accused of trespassing in a fenced-off historic area inside Canyonlands National Park known as Cave Springs Cowboy Camp and stealing multiple preserved artifacts — including antique nails — on March 23,