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😡 #LakeTahoe’s poisoned-pine mystery: $147,000 reward offered
Someone poisoned 28 towering #pines at a residents-only Lake Tahoe beach. Investigators have no suspect, but a clearer waterfront view may be the motive.
By Monica Danielle, AccuWeather staff writer
Published Sep 21, 2026Excerpt: " What is the suspected motive for killing historic trees?
"The attacks have turned into a high-dollar whodunit in a place where an unobstructed view of Lake Tahoe can significantly increase property values. Incline Village is one of Lake Tahoe’s wealthiest enclaves, home to #billionaires and #TechExecutives. A waterfront estate there sold for a record $125 million this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"In a community where a wide-open view of the lake can be part of a nine-figure property deal, the destruction of trees along the shoreline has fueled suspicion about who benefits if they disappear.
" 'My gut instinct tells me this is someone that lives nearby that is trying to improve the value of their home,' Washoe County sheriff’s Lt. Chad McKinnon told the Los Angeles Times. 'Whether they want to resell it soon, so they think maybe this is a way to help improve the lake view to get more money.' "
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😡 #LakeTahoe’s poisoned-pine mystery: $147,000 reward offered
Someone poisoned 28 towering #pines at a residents-only Lake Tahoe beach. Investigators have no suspect, but a clearer waterfront view may be the motive.
By Monica Danielle, AccuWeather staff writer
Published Sep 21, 2026Excerpt: " What is the suspected motive for killing historic trees?
"The attacks have turned into a high-dollar whodunit in a place where an unobstructed view of Lake Tahoe can significantly increase property values. Incline Village is one of Lake Tahoe’s wealthiest enclaves, home to #billionaires and #TechExecutives. A waterfront estate there sold for a record $125 million this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"In a community where a wide-open view of the lake can be part of a nine-figure property deal, the destruction of trees along the shoreline has fueled suspicion about who benefits if they disappear.
" 'My gut instinct tells me this is someone that lives nearby that is trying to improve the value of their home,' Washoe County sheriff’s Lt. Chad McKinnon told the Los Angeles Times. 'Whether they want to resell it soon, so they think maybe this is a way to help improve the lake view to get more money.' "
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😡 #LakeTahoe’s poisoned-pine mystery: $147,000 reward offered
Someone poisoned 28 towering #pines at a residents-only Lake Tahoe beach. Investigators have no suspect, but a clearer waterfront view may be the motive.
By Monica Danielle, AccuWeather staff writer
Published Sep 21, 2026Excerpt: " What is the suspected motive for killing historic trees?
"The attacks have turned into a high-dollar whodunit in a place where an unobstructed view of Lake Tahoe can significantly increase property values. Incline Village is one of Lake Tahoe’s wealthiest enclaves, home to #billionaires and #TechExecutives. A waterfront estate there sold for a record $125 million this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"In a community where a wide-open view of the lake can be part of a nine-figure property deal, the destruction of trees along the shoreline has fueled suspicion about who benefits if they disappear.
" 'My gut instinct tells me this is someone that lives nearby that is trying to improve the value of their home,' Washoe County sheriff’s Lt. Chad McKinnon told the Los Angeles Times. 'Whether they want to resell it soon, so they think maybe this is a way to help improve the lake view to get more money.' "
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😡 #LakeTahoe’s poisoned-pine mystery: $147,000 reward offered
Someone poisoned 28 towering #pines at a residents-only Lake Tahoe beach. Investigators have no suspect, but a clearer waterfront view may be the motive.
By Monica Danielle, AccuWeather staff writer
Published Sep 21, 2026Excerpt: " What is the suspected motive for killing historic trees?
"The attacks have turned into a high-dollar whodunit in a place where an unobstructed view of Lake Tahoe can significantly increase property values. Incline Village is one of Lake Tahoe’s wealthiest enclaves, home to #billionaires and #TechExecutives. A waterfront estate there sold for a record $125 million this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"In a community where a wide-open view of the lake can be part of a nine-figure property deal, the destruction of trees along the shoreline has fueled suspicion about who benefits if they disappear.
" 'My gut instinct tells me this is someone that lives nearby that is trying to improve the value of their home,' Washoe County sheriff’s Lt. Chad McKinnon told the Los Angeles Times. 'Whether they want to resell it soon, so they think maybe this is a way to help improve the lake view to get more money.' "
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😡 #LakeTahoe’s poisoned-pine mystery: $147,000 reward offered
Someone poisoned 28 towering #pines at a residents-only Lake Tahoe beach. Investigators have no suspect, but a clearer waterfront view may be the motive.
By Monica Danielle, AccuWeather staff writer
Published Sep 21, 2026Excerpt: " What is the suspected motive for killing historic trees?
"The attacks have turned into a high-dollar whodunit in a place where an unobstructed view of Lake Tahoe can significantly increase property values. Incline Village is one of Lake Tahoe’s wealthiest enclaves, home to #billionaires and #TechExecutives. A waterfront estate there sold for a record $125 million this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
"In a community where a wide-open view of the lake can be part of a nine-figure property deal, the destruction of trees along the shoreline has fueled suspicion about who benefits if they disappear.
" 'My gut instinct tells me this is someone that lives nearby that is trying to improve the value of their home,' Washoe County sheriff’s Lt. Chad McKinnon told the Los Angeles Times. 'Whether they want to resell it soon, so they think maybe this is a way to help improve the lake view to get more money.' "