Disappeared six months ago: a woman lives in a tent and eats grass

A person who disappeared six months ago, and to which they did not expect to see again alive, was found in a abandoned tent in the Ford Canyon Diamond, at Utah, United States. It’s a 47 year old woman who claims to have moved there voluntarily. Additionally, he said he survived the food provisions he found in the tent, as well as moss and grass of the natural environment. Officers who discovered her said she was well insufficient.

We don’t understand how he did it, but the woman managed to survive temperatures near freezing point during the winter months. He also recounted that some hikers who passed by the place offered him shelter and food and that drank water from a nearby river.

In the hope of finding his remains, last Sunday a non-profit organization undertook a new search with drones. It was found that one of the devices collided with a tree next to which, precisely, was the woman, who opened the tent and stuck his head out.

Authorities sent a medical team to the camp and examined her, noting that she had lost a lot of weight and I was extremely weak. Sargent Canon Spencer, an information official with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office, told the Daily mail that “she was strong and managed to survive the colder months of the year with freezing temperatures. It’s incredible. In my 30 years of searching and rescuing people, I have never seen anything like it“.

The disappearance of the woman was reported in November 2020 when a United States Forest Service agent found his empty car. The sheriff’s office could not locate any family members and, in fact, no one around them reported his absence.

The detectives were able to speak to their former colleagues, who said he did not know where he was or where he planned to stay and they described her as “calm” and “lonely”. This led investigators to conclude that he suffered from mental health issues and they avoided revealing his identity. Finally, they assured that he had committed no crime.

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