The one who walked alone in Monte Elbert, in ColoradoShe spent 24 wasted hours and missed a rescue opportunity much earlier because she did not answer several calls from the rescue team – simply because she did not recognize the number that appeared on her cell phone screen.
The case occurred on October 18, according to the Lake County Search and Rescue (LCSAR) team, which recounted the incident in a post. They did not specify who was missing, or even if it was a man or a woman.
The person had left his car around 9 a.m. on the 18th, and because he didn’t return until 8 p.m., a team was called. Five members spread out in areas where people tend to get lost in Monti, around 10 p.m., and the search continued until 3 a.m., with no result.
A new team left at 7 AM, covering new territory. But at around 9:30 a.m., it was reported that the person had returned to his car.
During the entire search period, LCSAR attempted to phone the missing person, but none of the calls were answered.
After returning, the person informed that he did not answer the calls because he did not recognize the number, and it is not his habit to answer the calls of strangers.
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