On this day in conspiracies

Four teenagers, couples Nils Gustafsson and Maila Bjorklund and Seppo Boisman and Anja Maki, pitch a tent on the shore of Lake Bodom, a lake near Espoo west of Helsinki, for a weekend camping trip.

Motorcyclists near a U.S. Forest Service trailer about 19 miles up the road from the car notice a smell and alert authorities. Inside, investigators find the body of Ted Weiher on a bed, wrapped in sheets, badly emaciated and bearded. An autopsy attributes his death to starvation and exposure and estimates he survived many weeks after the disappearance.

Dipendra dies without regaining consciousness, having reigned for three days entirely in a coma. Gyanendra, Birendra's younger brother, is crowned king. Because the presumed perpetrator is now dead, any prosecution is foreclosed before evidence is ever tested in court.

Trump signs a presidential memorandum directing the White House counsel and the attorney general to investigate whether Biden's aides used the autopen to conceal his condition and issue documents without proper authorization.