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re: Missing Georgia hiker found safe after surviving weeks in California mountains.....
Posted on 5/18/25 at 9:17 pm to lsuconnman
Posted on 5/18/25 at 9:17 pm to lsuconnman
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The extent of my experience watching a sociopath conduct a 40 minute press conference wearing flats, while explaining how she is unable to rest on her heels for more than a few seconds at a time.
I heard that part of the interview too, and it made sense why she would be a hiker.
Hell she might be crazy, but if she wants to come over her and do some hiking, she's welcome.
This post was edited on 5/18/25 at 9:20 pm
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Posted on 5/21/25 at 11:18 am to auggie
It will be sad if this turns out to be a go fund me scam.
Posted on 5/21/25 at 11:59 am to Ed Osteen
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Do you think the owner of the remote hikers cabin carries a lot of steaks or hamburgers with him when he travels back to it to re-open it for the summer
The visual of this happening is pretty hilarious. Does he get angry if there's no one to share his 'hambergers' and steaks with?
Posted on 5/21/25 at 12:19 pm to Lexis Dad
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Authorities say that Slaton was spotted around April 20 near Huntington Lake, more than 20 miles to the southwest of the cabin.
Glad it worked out but this is why most people who go missing like this are never found. People don’t realize how far they can travel in a short time if they are panicked and lost.
Posted on 5/21/25 at 12:49 pm to Blizzard of Chizz
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Not the Bee..
Maybe the story needs a little more clarification..
"If you want my humble two cents, I'm stuck at the cliff. If you fall so hard that you knock yourself unconscious for two hours, then wake up to both of your legs being dislocated/fractured, I'm wondering how you manage to climb back up the cliff, or make it somewhere so the "13 snowstorms" don't kill you from exposure."
"When she fell off the cliff, where was her bike? Her supplies? How did she start fires to keep warm and "boil snow"? How did she manage the swelling/pain from her leg injuries? Why did she say an avalanche blocked her from the road when there's no snow pack that could cause an avalanche this time of year? How did she end up at a luxury camping resort just a short time before the owner showed up?"
"Other critics have noted that the claim of surviving off leeks is a bit far-fetched, given that leeks don't grow anywhere within a thousand miles of the Sierra Nevadas (though a person might describe unfamiliar plants as "leeks").
"To be sure, the extra theatrics and claims of fighting off animals and avalanches (when the conditions for an avalanche scientifically do not exist this time of year) after falling off a cliff and hurting both legs seem ... embellished. Additional details like being able to access Siri but not GPS are also puzzling."
Not the Bee..
Maybe the story needs a little more clarification..
"If you want my humble two cents, I'm stuck at the cliff. If you fall so hard that you knock yourself unconscious for two hours, then wake up to both of your legs being dislocated/fractured, I'm wondering how you manage to climb back up the cliff, or make it somewhere so the "13 snowstorms" don't kill you from exposure."
"When she fell off the cliff, where was her bike? Her supplies? How did she start fires to keep warm and "boil snow"? How did she manage the swelling/pain from her leg injuries? Why did she say an avalanche blocked her from the road when there's no snow pack that could cause an avalanche this time of year? How did she end up at a luxury camping resort just a short time before the owner showed up?"
"Other critics have noted that the claim of surviving off leeks is a bit far-fetched, given that leeks don't grow anywhere within a thousand miles of the Sierra Nevadas (though a person might describe unfamiliar plants as "leeks").
"To be sure, the extra theatrics and claims of fighting off animals and avalanches (when the conditions for an avalanche scientifically do not exist this time of year) after falling off a cliff and hurting both legs seem ... embellished. Additional details like being able to access Siri but not GPS are also puzzling."
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