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==Finding the body==
==Finding the body==
In 1944, a hunter on military leave, [[United States Army]] Master Sgt. Francis V. Brahler (1907-2001),<ref>{{cite web|url=http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/FrancisVBrahler/3965630|title=Francis V. Brahler|publisher=billiongraves.com|accessdate=Novmber 27, 2020}}</ref><ref>Francis Brahler is interred in [[Pottstown]], [[Pennsylvania]].</ref> then at Peterson Field, accidentally found Fluhmann's long-forgotten cave-cabin. Brahler entered through a window and found Fluhmann's possessions undisturbed and in excellent condition. The body was near the center of the cabin, as were remains of the dog. The Marlin rifle, ready for firing, was also there. The burial site of the skeleton is unknown. The mystery of what happened to the rancher continues.<ref name=parkco/>
In 1944, a hunter on military leave, [[United States Army]] Master Sgt. Francis V. Brahler (1907-2001),<ref>{{cite web|url=http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/FrancisVBrahler/3965630|title=Francis V. Brahler|publisher=billiongraves.com|accessdate=Novmber 27, 2020}}</ref><ref>Francis Brahler is interred in Pottstown, [[Pennsylvania]].</ref> then at Peterson Field, accidentally found Fluhmann's long-forgotten cave-cabin. Brahler entered through a window and found Fluhmann's possessions undisturbed and in excellent condition. The body was near the center of the cabin, as were remains of the dog. The Marlin rifle, ready for firing, was also there. The burial site of the skeleton is unknown. The mystery of what happened to the rancher continues.<ref name=parkco/>
The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph'' reported that Brahler:
The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph'' reported that Brahler: