Sleeping Bag Murders

Jason Allen, left, of Michigan, and Lindsay Cutshall, of Ohio, are shown at their wedding shower in May 2004 at the home of Jason's parents, Bob and Dolores Allen. Allen, 26, and Cutshall, 23, two soon-to-be-married Christian camp counselors, died almost instantly when they were shot in their heads in their sleeping bags on a remote beach in Sonoma County, Calif.

A Sonoma County Sheriff's helicopter drops off personnel and materials at Fishhead Beach, north of Jenner, Calif., Aug. 19, 2004, at the site where the bodies of Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen were discovered Aug. 18. The bodies were discovered when sheriff's deputies were rescuing a stranded hiker.

Oars with various biblical passages written on them are shown leaning against whitewater rafts at Rock-N-Water, a Christian outdoor adventure camp in Coloma, Calif. Cutshall and Allen were missionaries who were spending the summer as whitewater rafting guides at the Rock-N-Water.

Bob and Delores Allen, left, along with Kathy and Chris Cutshall, right, listen to a question concerning the murder of their children, during a news conference held at the First Baptist Church in Placerville, Calif., Aug. 20, 2004.

Kathy Cutshall, second from right, answers questions concerning the murder of her daughter, Lindsay Cutshall during a news conference held in Placerville, Calif., Aug. 20, 2004. The bodies of Lindsay Cutshall, 23, and her fiance, Jason Allen, 26, two Christian camp counselors, were found shot to death Aug. 18, 2004, on a remote Sonoma County beach.

Lindsay Cutshall is shown in this undated photo. She and her fiance were murdered in their sleep on a Sonoma County beach less than a month before their wedding.

Jason Allen is shown in this undated file photo. His body and that of his fiancee, Lindsay Cutshall, 23, were discovered Aug. 18, 2004, in sleeping bags about three miles north of Jenner, Calif.