Crazy eyed housewife who says 'people always think I'm my daughter's sister' gets an itch Devises feasible cover story of 'getting lost in wilderness' based on her history as a hiker Leaves Cali, goes off grid Goes to Vegas, pounds a bunch of frat boys on vacation for ten days Drives and hour and a half to Zion, spends two nights in the forest to get her nature stank on Comes out of wilderness, tells her cover story, leaves Gofund me profit $$$
they had to send like an army of dogs, drones, and rangers to find this woman. they find her two weeks later? alive?
Depends on how you personally define "relevance" I guess. There's been a few thousand books and movies about survival in the wild. They're quite popular, if you haven't noticed, over the past 400 years or so.
Should also add that this is too harsh, since I know minimal facts outside of the basics, but this was my initial thought.
Everyone I've talked to in the Rockies says the same thing. Well, the first thing everybody said was "she got the crazy eyes"...the second was "there's no way that's true"
If you want to make a fake survivor story Pretend you didn’t drink water for two weeks Claim spiritual journey When have no job is the real reason
She seems new-age kinda hippie type (not judging). 38 years old, just lost her job as a nanny. I think she's a little cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs and wound up creating an incident when she probably was having some sort of mini-existential crisis. The family's story was b.s. but there are bigger things going on so, onward and upward!
This is like a mom calling security that her kid is lost at the mall but the kid was in the corner at Orange Julius the whole time