The three of them went to Richards place and looked around in silence. The keys were in the ignition and his drivers license was on the front seat. '', still active missing person's bulletin from the Alaska State Troopers, Sue Nott, 36, and Karen McNeill, 37, went missing on 17,400-foot Mount Foraker, Good Samaritan Gerald DeBerry disappeared in the foothills of the White Mountains, it has been 30 years since Japanese national hero Naomi Uemera went missing. Clearly something catastrophic happened to him. He finally agreed to call his mother when I told him, Look, if you dont call her, Ill have to file a big report. . or. "What's left now is the feeling that we'll never see him again.". In the Yukon-Kuskokwim delta, in western Alaska, the Bethel Search and Rescue group puts up color-coded markers. Once in a while, the dead return. From the air, it was easy to see why Alaska attracts certain kinds of peoplenot just loners and misfits but explorers and adventurers as well, anyone drawn to wild, wide-open spaces. He remains missing. On a shelf were the titles to two old pickups, which Richard had signed over to her. Bette had been so distraught when the skeleton was discovered in 2005, and so relievedmore than anyone else in the familywhen theyd laid the remains to rest on the mountainside. How to reverse Diabetes Belly fat: The removal of Diabetes Crime log: Woman's date overstays welcome, refuses to leave, Crime log: Harassment complaints made by township residents, Explore newly opened 334-acre park in Saginaw with virtual tour, http://www.dps.state.ak.us/ast/cib/Missing.htm. One, a British woman who lived in Anchorage, told Dolly that two men had been nearby as Rick was dying, that they had rifled through his coat for drugs and then left, and that Rick had frozen to death. Nobody knows for sure how many people have gone into the wild here and never come out. He had let Bette continue thinking that Richard had been laid to rest. They thought he looked fine. I dont want to come across as super-religious, she added. Tagged as: Alyeska, Bartlett Barnes, Brad Broach, Clifford Greist, Etienne Terrell, Francois Guenot, Gerald Deberry, Girdwood, GoFundMe, Jerry Warner, John Wipert, Joseph Balderas, Liam Walsh, Michael LeMaitre, Naomi Uemera, Nephi Soper, Paul Schoch, Richard Griffis, Susitna River, Talkeetna Mountains, Thomas Seibold, Valerie Sifsof, Winner Creek, craigmedred.news is committed to Alaska-related news, commentary and entertainment. "There are eight people missing'' in the Seward area since 1993, she added, and trooper files hold an unknown number of cases of people who disappeared before that date. So yes, it was in the back of my mind that it could be Richard.. That same month, the body of Dr. Liam Walsh was found in Hatcher Pass, about 50 miles north of the states largest city. I guess if he did it, he did it. They found tracks, but no sign of Schoch. In June, he left a note at the lodge saying he planned to go check on a nearby cabin. They called the medical examiners office several times, asking when the remains could be released. Dolly and Heidi contacted Leon shortly after getting the news. Soon after, he was cleared as a suspect. dont know how i missed that. Investigators sent a bone sample along with a swab of Bette Bennetts saliva to a Texas lab for DNA analysis, to confirm that the remains were indeed Richards. The two women came to believe she was closer to the truth about what had happened to Rick than anyone else, certainly closer than the Alaska State Troopers. But they traveled in different circles, and no evidence exists to suggest they knew each other. Within hours, news of the discovery spread from the firefighters camps to the small communities along the Sterling Highway, the road that transects the peninsula. Its just a couple guys in a boat, I heard Dolly say. He was frustrated that his grief felt so raw, as if Richard had disappeared just yesterday. you can contact the editor directly at [email protected]. It was the Alaska State Troopers that failed, she told me. Nearly 80 years ago, a young Washburn was trying to climb 17,150-foot Mount Luciana along with Harvard Mountaineering Club classmate Bob Bates. But the condition of the bones made determining the cause of death impossible. The boots are too big; the tops reach all the way to his crotch. "We were go able to go back to that year and track him,'' Sewell said. See Photos. The Alaska State Troopers came to the same conclusion. I felt for them, he told me later. A single moose can feed a person for a year, Leon told me. It is hard the family and friends of all of the missing who live with never knowing. Consider LeMaitre and Griffis the bookends of disappearance in Alaska. Not a shoe. The latter left no one with any idea of where to look. There have been random searches for Michael almost ever since by people who come to the mountain with their own guesses as to where he might have gone. Others are lost hikers and snowmobilers, commercial fishermen lost at sea and plane crash victims whose remains have not been found. September 19, 1984 - May 17, 2015. The body of Nephi Soper, who went missing in the Chugach Mountains above Anchorage in February, was found on an iceberg in Taniana Lake in June. Curious to know what Macdonald meant by typical, I flew south to the Kenai, a peninsula shaped like the craggy profile of a T. rexs head, extending 150 miles southwest into the Gulf of Alaska. We have one, Dolly said. Miller is a white woman with brown hair and brown eyes. Valerie Sifsof , 43, from Anchorage walked away from the Granite Creek Campground along the Seward Higwhay in the summer of 2013 and simply vanished. But in the back of my mind, there were still questions.. i have a friend from long ago still missing. The men rushed over, and the three stood in silence. The hook grabs onto whatevers on the bottom.. A few hundred more patrol towns and villages, mere flecks in the landscape. A 27-year-old climber from Salt Lake City, he was attempting a solo ascent of 16,237-foot Mount Sanford when he disappeared. Not a lot of people could do it. How about the guy from Anchorage married man with 2kids I believe? Girdwood is a densely forested area. The two men made the summit, but they almost didn't make it back to civilization. It appeared, they said, that he sat down on a rock, possibly to rest, and died from a heart attack or some other natural cause. Brad Broach in a selfi taken above the Alyeska Resort shortly before he disappeared. Dolly and Heidi still suspect foul play, but they fear they may never know the truth about what happened to him. Missing in Alaska: With Ken Gerhard, Jax Menez Atwell, Tommy Joseph, Matthew Evan Paine. Many were runaways who eventually returned home, but some were people who will never be seen again. Eric Miller knows his brother went into the Chugach National Forest and disappeared. Log In. Rick may have re-injured his leg when his Dodge plowed into the snowbank. Jenna Miller. . "(And) he never told anyone where he was going.''. Seventy-one-year-old Jerry Warner from Missouri was missing for more than a year before his body was found along Willow Creek just upstream from the busy George Parks Highway. But he would never not come home, Heidi said. Her husband reported her missing in 1965, and police learned that she hadnt been seen in almost four years. He slept in those things.. The Alaska State Troopers arrived by helicopter and salvaged what they could. Marathon in Alaska and a witness describes seeing a monstrous, airplane-sized raptor around the time of the disappearance. Keith Mallard, who has participated in scores of searches. A woman named Lucy Ann Johnson made headlines a few years ago. And he led the hunt for Griffis. Tucked among the documents was the notification letter that the Bennetts had been waiting for in the months after theyd found the skeleton. Either he died in the Alaska wilderness or he ran away -- or both. He was just the messenger. She wasnt involved in either case, and knew little about them. Investigators finally tracked him to a lodge along the White River in the Yukon Territory, Canada, where hed left some gear and told the proprietor he planned to travel upriver through the Wrangells to the Alaska community of McCarthy on the south side of the park. Im sure shes up there with him sitting on that ledgein that beautiful state! The psychic seemed to intuit aspects of Ricks disappearance that matched what police had told Dolly and Heidi. He never made it. He was lightly dressed and moving slowly, but they judged him to be doing fine. The Bennetts only son went missing from his home on the Kenai Peninsula in 2005. If a truck came along and ran me over, I wouldnt care, she said under her breath. Captain Greenstreet paused without looking up from the letter. But he was able to find a file on it, provide a few details, and help Alaska Dispatch News get in contact with Narokowich. Find your friends on Facebook. Theres Maryellen McMillin, who disappeared from her Fairbanks home with her green Subaru station wagon in November 1998. 2015. Inside she found household items: coils of rope, a few tools, frying pans, spatulas, mismatched bowls. She had a high, lilting voice that sounded cheerful even when she wasnt. Also found at the site were three hunting knives, two quarters, two metal buttons, a zipper, and part of a Samsung mobile phone. And not even a hint has been found to indicate where 31-year-old Thomas Seibold may have gone. Because of senility, he might have set out on foot, only to encounter a bear or fall into the nearby Nushagak River, although a thorough search of the area turned up no sign of either. Except for a few unconfirmed sightings, searchers had no leads. Any number of climbers are missing from the missing list, though they have never officially been declared dead. Some remote communities rely on trail markers to guide snowmobilers and other travelers during winter, when whiteout conditions can erase familiar landmarks. A search was soon underway. By the end of the. It was raining and chilly that day, but thousands of spectators gathered anyway on the streets of the waterfront city about 125 miles south of Anchorage at the end of a heavily traveled highway. But when he gets to Race Point rock in thick clouds and no one is there, and he sees a defined trail going UP and continuing west, he says to himself: 'I'm not at the top yet, I've got to keep going up.'". Nervous laughter. It was thought he might join the missing forever. Troopers guessed that the bones were those of an adult male, based on the size and style of the boot and the fact that in these circumstances, the deceased is usually a man. Troopers ask anyone with information about her location to call 451-5100 or683-2232. He lives today on the edge of the park in eastern Alaska. Jane called Leon, who was living in Bremerton, Washington; he flew to the Kenai the next day. We have to tell them, The remains you received in 2006 were not your son, and we dont know where your son is., The letter Lieutenant Shuey read to Leon Bennett in Lake Havasu City ended exactly like the one Captain Greenstreet read aloud to Dolly and Tom Hills and Heidi Metteer in Soldotna: I understand that there is nothing that I can say that can ever repair the devastation that your family is experiencing. That same morning, in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, Lieutenant Kat Shuey read an almost identical letter to a man named Leon Bennett. You provide yourself food and shelter, or you die. Richard was most comfortable in the wilderness. If he succumbed to hypothermia, of course, that wouldnt help the situation. Dolly and Heidi ruled out suicide: Rick had never shown any inclination, and they didnt believe he would abandon the children, who were 5, 9, and 13 at the time. Ben Sewell of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Witnesses offer conflicting accounts, Mars Voltas lead singer broke with Scientology and reunited with the band. Theyve either chosen to start anew in one of Alaskas remote villages or theyve neglected to contact relatives living outside. Train that derailed in East Palestine carried Dow product, EthylHexyl Mid-Michigan police officer accused of defrauding Meijer of $10K, Thousands gather for 37th Freeland Walleye Festival despite rain, clouds, Creative 360 moving to former Chapel Lane Presbyterian building. Both knew they were about to deliver upheaval to an unsuspecting family. Race officials told her to be patient, but to notify them if Michael hadn't shown by 8 p.m. By 9 p.m. the first of several searches were being organized. Survival was a skill that Jim Miller had honed since childhood, when his family lived briefly in tents and wilderness cabins in northern Washington state and eastern interior Alaska. Then, in 2013, the couples only daughter, Linda Evans, went searching for answers and, to her shock and amazement, found her mother living with a different family in the Yukon Territory. She even got a helicopter to fly over the area that could locate a person by their thermal body heat. His 41-year-old daughter, MaryAnne, came north from Utah to search some more. Four months later, in January of 2015, I flew back to the Kenai Peninsula. Lucy Ann Johnson was 77 when her daughter found her. Searchers were on Marathon where the race took place within hours once his wife alerted race officials hed yet to come down long after he was expected to do so. The date was July 4, 2012. Alaska authorities are also sending saliva samples from relatives of three missing fishermen involved in a boating accident in the area a few years ago. Seibold, like Griffis and a host of others gone missing, was an adventurer -- and a competent one. Millers family members told troopers she has not been in contact with her family since Saturday. Off to one side, next to a rotting log, something caught her eye. My gut tells me that he fell into possibly a concealed crevasse in bushes up there that has yet to be discovered. The Alaska missing person's bulletin refers questions on Griffis's "Sept. 20, 2006" disappearance to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Beaver Creek. Id walked right past Richard Bennetts trailer when I retraced Ricks last steps, and Richard had probably been home. It went on for three days. Shuey spent 14 years as a trooper in the field. Soldotna, a fishing town of about 4,000 people, sits along the Kenai River in the western lowlands. He faded into the Brooks Range of northern Alaska just about the time DeBerry's four-wheeler was discovered along the White Mountains in the Interior. Dolly introduced Heidi as my daughter, and I would come to know the two women as a unit. But intensive searches turned up no sign of the experienced outdoorsman other than unconfirmed sightings. They found his truck someplace at a pull off on Tunragain did they ever find him? Who was it?. "Rich (was) always creative, wrote, created and invented," said Narkowich. They were things he knew we could use, Jane told me. After three days of futile searching, the hunt was called off. More than two years passed before 32-year-old Clifford Greist came home for the last time to be buried. The legendary Japanese climber Naomi Uemera who disappeared on the descent of the first successful winter climb of North Americas tallest peak leads a list of mountianeers who have gone into the Alaska Range or the Wrangell-St. Elias Mountains never to be seen again. The letter had been hand-delivered by Captain Andy Greenstreet, the commander of the detachment that covers the Kenai. It was just lying there on the ground, kind of turned on its side, legs stretched out, Jane later told me. Heidi and Rick had two children together, and he had also been raising her eldest, a daughter from a previous relationship, as his own. Places where people fish and hunt to eat. She became confused easily. I have zero confidence in them, he said. In mid-May, the Kufels noticed he was burning a lot of stuff in a large metal barrel. Troopers search for missing Fairbanks woman. Not a bone. Rick Hills went to high school with James Beaver, and Heidi knows his brother Roy. Tags: california; Page 2 of 3 < Prev 1 2 3 Next > Nov 7, 2016 #31. havelock Well-Known Member. ANOTHER Woman Disappears While Out Jogging; California Mother of Two is Missing as Police Discover Her Cell Phone in a Wooded Area Discussion in 'Missing Persons Forum' started by ProperGent36, Nov 6, 2016. Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information, Virginia Gov. Im frustrated that Im not out there looking for him myself., Leon was caring for one of his daughters, who was recovering from a quintuple bypass. Leon sat with his elbows propped on a small table, his hands clasped as if in prayer. He let Heidis question hang in the air. The Hillses and Bennetts hadnt known of each others existence, but now their lives were inextricably linked, the peace of one family coming at the expense of the others. He spent a lot of time in these woods, Dolly said. The skull was resting on its side, the face angled toward the ground. Searches in this area are always difficult because of the huge glaciers, the jagged mountains, the sheer remoteness, and the limited search-and- rescue assets. Their stories are represented by color-coded flags dotted across an Alaska map in Hughes office. Log in or sign up for Facebook to connect with friends, family and people you know. But probably the best known missing person case in wild Alaska involves 66-year-old Michael LeMaitre of Anchorage who went up Mount Marathon on July 4, 2012 and never came down. LeMaitre's 41-year-old daughter, MaryAnne, flew north from her home in Utah to continue the search for another month with the help of others. When he did interact with people, he was soft-spoken and kind, especially to his young nieces and nephews; at family get-togethers they would listen in rapt silence as he read childrens books aloudthe only time many of them heard him speak at length. In September 2007, Paul Schoch, a 68 year-old adventurer from Brule, Wisconsin, was dropped off by airplane at 4,500-foot Skolai Pass in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park for a few days in the wilderness. thanks, Michele. 2023 Anchorage Daily News. Sewell grew up in the territory. When everyone was settled around the dining-room table, the captain started reading. The man may have gotten lost and frozen to death. Last year the Justice Department awarded a two-year, $1.75 million grant to the Nation's Missing Children Organization and Center for Missing Adults, a clearinghouse that works with authorities. See Photos. When a woman in Florida finally called mounties wondering if anyone had seen the then 47-year-old man, she had no idea of where to look for Griffis. He was 42 when he disappeared. ", Missing Persons Clearinghouse: http://www.dps.state.ak.us/ast/cib/Missing.htm, Newsletters: Get local news delivered directly to you, Chargers, Chemics will meet on Wednesday at Midland High, A pair of aces: BCW's Kochany, Lacourse have been lights out. Their only hope of crossing the 300-yard wide river was walking upstream 25 miles to the Donjek Glacier, hoping it was the source of the river, and they could walk across it without crampons or ice axes, which they had left behind,'' Brendan Leonard wrote in an Adventure Journal tribute to Washburn after his death. "Park officials believe Schoch left his campsite for a day hike, possibly to take pictures of . Nothing. The official version of events, according to a still active missing person's bulletin from the Alaska State Troopers is that Griffis went into the wild "to test out a survival 'cocoon' that he had invented. It was like he was planning on coming back.. Jenna Miller. The body of 51-year-old Bartlett Barnes of Wasilla, who disappeared in the fall of 2012 while trying to cross Butte Creek in the Talkeetna Mountains on a four-wheeler, was found a year later along the banks of the Susitna River. He was, by all accounts, good at it. There is speculation now that he went past Race Point, climbing toward the true summit of Mount Marathon far back in the Kenai Mountains and fell off a cliff somewhere. Somewhere in the northeastern corner of this vast, unoccupied region are believed to be the bones of Richard Lyman Griffis from Spokane, Washington, by way of Oregon, California, New York and Florida. I want you to know that we know how youre feeling, Dolly said. Dolly seemed to rely on Heidi for steadiness, Heidi on Dolly for uplift. "Left behind were his tent, sleeping bag, cook stove, food -- and medicine he had been taking daily for diabetes, high blood pressure and a thyroid conditionHis wife, Carol, said she doesn't expect to see her husband of 44 years again.". It was a lucky discovery that brought closure for the family. Confirmed by DNA. There werent many people with whom he could share the burden: Jane and Leroy and, it turned out, Dolly, Tom, and Heidi. The Nabesna Ranger District of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve is an easy place to get lost. He was already out of the Park Service when Griffis went missing and can't remember that search, but the memory is easily lost amid the memories of so many others. Both the medical examiner and the State Troopers were reluctant to declare the remains Richard Bennetts without DNA confirmation. Like McCandless, Griffis, too, wrestled with some personal demons. Why is Frank McCourt really pushing it? Heidi and Dolly also couldnt accept that he might have gotten lost and succumbed to the elements. He knows what big, empty country looks like. They found nothing. For the next hour, Dolly and Heidi described a series of events that I could barely follow. Investigators from the medical examiners office tracked down the X-rays at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage and gave them to two forensic anthropologists. We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us, but did not find one. In the town of Soldotna, about 20 miles from where the bones were found, Dolly Hills got a call from one of her granddaughters. Hed lost a son, thought hed found him, and lost him again. Consider that it has been 30 years since Japanese national hero Naomi Uemera went missing after the first successful winter ascent of Mount McKinley. Jim Miller, 39, left his Anchorage home Sept. 22 in the midst of personal problems, including pending heart surgery. The search was expanded. My heart goes out to all the families that have felt this hurt of losing someone this way! One such recent find _ a human foot inside a shoe discovered in northwestern Alaska _ is being sent to the FBI's new National Missing Person DNA Database at the agency's Quantico, Va., academy. They proceeded slowly, scanning their eyes over everything. There have been so many searches for people gone missing in just this one small corner of the state. Alaska encompasses 39 mountain ranges, 12,000 rivers, 100,000 . It wasnt Rick, I repeated. Even most of those in the steadily shrinking pool of people who remember Uemura have pretty much given up hope that any sign of him will ever be found. Finding his body would be a relief at this point, he said. Some 80 percent of the Yukon's meager population of 33,900 huddles in Whitehorse, another 285 miles down the highway. People on foot scoured all likely routes down the east side of Mount Marathon. Are you fucking kidding me?, Heidi said. By 6:30 that evening, more than four hours after the start of a race that takes most people less than two hours to complete, LeMaitre's wife, Peggy, was worried. Griffis disappeared into country far wilder than that along the Stampede Trail where hunters in August 1992 found the body of another missing man -- 24-year-old Chris McCandless. His voice as gravelly as ever, he told me he was frustrated. But seeing all his things packed up and labeled, the trucks signed over, it looked like he got his affairs in order.. But if theres anybody who could, it would be my son.. He might have eaten poison berries, by accident or by designthe location was ideal for someone who wanted to vanish, and Alaska is famous for attracting dropouts, runaways, and end-of-the-roaders who wish to conduct a life, and sometimes a death, in isolation. After almost four hours, Jane entered a meadow and peered into a small, shaded clearing. A tour and other events are coming, but for now I'm thrilled to share my book launch is on February 7 at. I didnt know what to do, Leon Bennett told me, recalling the days and weeks after Lieutenant Shuey showed up at his house. Thats how people in these parts dispose of garbage, but this seemed far more than the usual amount. Richards closest neighbors, Frank and Nancy Kufel, retirees who lived down the road, appeared to be the last people whod had contact with him. Even when he was impaired, he never failed to call.. Rick Hillss skull hasnt been found. While cross-checking records with the state medical examiners office, Shuey learned that Richard Bennetts remains had been found and released to his family years earlier. Hed fished and hunted since he was a child. The family lost track of him after an illness. Think of it: 35,000 people, if that, scattered across 10 million acres of rugged terrain. Devoted as he was to his kids, he had a wild streak. He was clean-shaven with light-brown hair and glasses. Not a hint German adventurer Thomas Seibold has been discovered since he disappeared in November 2012. . The discovery of his body was pure luck. Jane felt her heart pound. The conversation turned to the uncanny similarities between Rick and Richardtwo men close in age, roughly the same height, who disappeared in the same area about 15 months apart. Kluane/Wrangell-St. Elias/Glacier Bay/Tatshenshini-Alsek World Heritage Site, Matt Novakovich won the 3.5-mile race in less than 45 minutes, Russell Glacier, a favorite spot for amateur photographers like Schoch, Wrangell-St. Elias accessible enough to attract people, still there are those who go lost never to be found, pioneer the popular West Buttress route to the summit of Mount McKinley, "Escape from Lucania: An Epic Story of Survival. They covered all the likely exits he should/could/would have taken within hours of his disappearance. Troopers say Chocknok, 84 at the time, had talked about visiting Dillingham 43 air miles to the south, but he never made it on any flights. She, Heidi, and other family members hiked to the spot above Lower Summit Lake, held hands, and tearfully recited the Lords Prayer before digging the urn out of the ground eight years after the Bennetts had put it in. My brother Patrick chambers was listed in your missing article. See Photos. In June 2014, soon after the discovery of the Funny River bones, Shuey asked for a list of people in the area whod gone missing in recent years. Routes connecting the lodge to both places were searched. Two years after he disappeared, hikers stumbled on human remains about 12 miles from Schoch's old campsite. The goat trail gets to a point where it peters out & starts to get dicey. Id covered many stories of loss, but Dolly and Heidis seemed especially cruel because it had no foreseeable end. In the book "Into the Wild," author Jon Krakauer speculated the 24-year-old wanderer had fallen victim to mysterious wilderness poisons. In going through police reports, Dolly and Heidi counted 17 different troopers whod had a hand in their sons case over the years. Glacier-topped mountains spread across the eastern and southern parts of the peninsula; marshy lowlands cover much of the rest. There are others. She went back to his file. Dollys husband, Tom, helped but mostly kept busy with work. The partial jawbone in. It's one reason Eric Miller will always wonder about his brother's fate. View all posts by craigmedred. Not a shred of clothing. I swear now and then. Griffis was an inventor always on the move across the country. After her father's death, she received $800,000 as an inheritance Zoe Kravitz Alyssa Miller (2013-2014) - Gyllenhaal dated American model, Alyssa Miller from . Sabine Duellmann, a German national who vanished soon after landing in Anchorage on a United Airlines flight in 1998. The case documents I read show that the State Troopers indeed did not consider that the bones found near Richard Bennetts trailer could have been anyone elses. With the bones now identified, a new thought has taken root in the back of Leons mind: What if Richard is alive? No one knew at the time that the Funny River bones would set in motion a series of other discoveries, adding a surreal twist to a long and disjointed tale of people lost and found and lost again, and in the process reminding everyone involved of their smallness in this vast land. Of those, three were also involved in the Richard Bennett case. Families ask, How come you cant find our son? Mount Marathon towers over the community of Seward at the head of Resurrection Bay about 125 miles south of Anchorage. Everyone I met there seemed to know of people still missing or unfound. Dolly Hills herself lost a 13-year-old brother, William, in 1962. Leon, Jane, and Leroy reported Richard missing to the Alaska State Troopers, noting that they hadnt found any of Richards camping gearhis tent, sleeping bag, and mess kiton the property, and that some of his guns were missing too. In 2005, Richard was 39 and living alone in a trailer on the outskirts of Sterling, a short walk from the Kenai River and half a mile from the spot where Rick Hillss red Dodge truck had been found the previous year. The two families talked about my Richard and your Richard and human remains and bone fragments and detached skulls. The pilot returned to find Schoch's camp, his medicine and other gear, but no sign of the retired Greyhound bus driver. The colors are marked on poles lining trails between villages commonly used by residents who travel around the region.
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