The high-desert wind tore across the asphalt of Interstate 80, carrying the sub-freezing chill of a Wyoming autumn night into the Bitter Creek Rest Area. At 3:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 13, the facility at milepost 144 sat shrouded in silence, forty-one miles east of Rock Springs and surrounded by tens of miles of unlit sagebrush scrub. Inside the men’s restroom, 28-year-old Gurvinder Singh stood over a porcelain sink beneath buzzing fluorescent tubes.