Mount Rainier National Park closed; manhunt on for gunman who killed ranger / MK Ultra

(AP) - A massive manhunt is under way in snow-covered Mount Rainier National Park as an estimated 150 officers from a variety of police agencies seek a gunman who shot and killed park ranger Margaret Anderson Sunday morning.  Early Monday morning, police began escorting about 125 park visitors off the mountain, after they had been quarantined in the park’s primary visitor center after the shooting, which occurred at about 10:20 a.m. Sunday, local time. “All known civilians” have been evacuated, Washington State Patrol spokesman Richard Warren told CNN.

The search for the gunman continued overnight using helicopters with infrared cameras and aircraft armed with flares. Officers from the National Park Service, Washington State Patrol, the FBI, and local agencies are involved in the search, a Park Service statement said. The shooter is believed to still be in the park, which will remain closed Monday.

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