Family of 3 dead after hike

[Ozymandeas]

it’s the way you described it and posted the pic

get over yoself Billy

I don’t fukk with them woods breh.

But Peace God.

 

[calixprynce]

I don’t fukk with them woods breh.

But Peace God.

Peace God

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

So you don’t own a gun ? Why nikkas be p*ssy like it’s something to be proud of?

Nah fukk all that. People get the drop on people all the time even if they’re armed. You think you can outdraw or out maneuver animal instinct in their native habitat?

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Inexperienced hikers. Happens all the time

 

[Professor Emeritus]

They released more details. Looks like it was a known too-hot hike that you aren't supposed to do in the summertime. They were out in FAR too hot temperatures for the baby or that hairy-ass dog and didn't bring nearly enough water. When it started getting too hot and the baby started suffering they were already way too far out and there was no cover or shade to cool down in. Probably tried to rush back to get help for the baby and that only made things worse for themselves. In the end the husband tried to stop and cool the baby down but succumbed himself, while the wife kept going to try to get help but didn't make it very far. Dog was shook of leaving its owners and too far gone by that point anyway.

The family began their fatal hike on Aug. 15 before 8 a.m., when the temperatures were still only around 70 degrees, according to the report. One U.S. Forest Service volunteer who had hiked the nearly 8-mile loop more than a dozen times told a deputy the family appeared “completely unaware of the dangers” they faced.

Within hours, the heat climbed to over 100 degrees, and without any shade, the ground would have been incredibly hot and likely even painful to even sit on.

The couple’s babysitter reported the family missing on Aug. 16 around 11 p.m. Less than 24 hours later, Gerrish, Chung, a yoga instructor and grad student, their daughter and dog were discovered about 1.6 miles from the trailhead of the Savage Lundy Trail. They’d completed nearly four-fifths of the hike, which officials have repeatedly urged against embarking on during the hotter months of the year.

According to the investigative report, Chung was found a distance ahead of her husband, prompting authorities to believe she was seeking out help when she collapsed. Gerrish, meanwhile, likely sat down and attempted to cool down with the infant, who would have started showing signs of distress well before her parents.

Oski, an Australian shepherd-Akita mix with a thick coat, was also probably struggling amid the hike, investigators said.

What’s more, investigators said the family only brought about 85 ounces of water for their journey, despite a recommendation from a US Forest Service volunteer that adults bring 160 ounces of water each, and 16 ounces for an infant and dog, the report said.

Hikers who were found dead in Sierra forest spent final moments trying to save baby, report says

 

[Software]

They released more details. Looks like it was a known too-hot hike that you aren't supposed to do in the summertime. They were out in FAR too hot temperatures for the baby or that hairy-ass dog and didn't bring nearly enough water. When it started getting too hot and the baby started suffering they were already way too far out and there was no cover or shade to cool down in. Probably tried to rush back to get help for the baby and that only made things worse for themselves. In the end the husband tried to stop and cool the baby down but succumbed himself, while the wife kept going to try to get help but didn't make it very far. Dog was shook of leaving it's owners and too far gone by that point anyway.





Hikers who were found dead in Sierra forest spent final moments trying to save baby, report says

Just dumb all around
Nature doesn't play games

 

[levitate]

They released more details. Looks like it was a known too-hot hike that you aren't supposed to do in the summertime. They were out in FAR too hot temperatures for the baby or that hairy-ass dog and didn't bring nearly enough water. When it started getting too hot and the baby started suffering they were already way too far out and there was no cover or shade to cool down in. Probably tried to rush back to get help for the baby and that only made things worse for themselves. In the end the husband tried to stop and cool the baby down but succumbed himself, while the wife kept going to try to get help but didn't make it very far. Dog was shook of leaving it's owners and too far gone by that point anyway.





Hikers who were found dead in Sierra forest spent final moments trying to save baby, report says

Sad.

 

[RaspberryFitted]

Who goes hiking with their one year old child? shyt like this pisses me off.

 

[GoldenGlove]

They released more details. Looks like it was a known too-hot hike that you aren't supposed to do in the summertime. They were out in FAR too hot temperatures for the baby or that hairy-ass dog and didn't bring nearly enough water. When it started getting too hot and the baby started suffering they were already way too far out and there was no cover or shade to cool down in. Probably tried to rush back to get help for the baby and that only made things worse for themselves. In the end the husband tried to stop and cool the baby down but succumbed himself, while the wife kept going to try to get help but didn't make it very far. Dog was shook of leaving it's owners and too far gone by that point anyway.





Hikers who were found dead in Sierra forest spent final moments trying to save baby, report says

That's such a sad story man.

 

[Mowgli]

The dumb dog probably ran off and they got out to deep looking for him.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

During a phone interview with the DailyMail.com on Wednesday, Nelson explained that gold mines are not known to produce carbon monoxide, and even if the gas were present, it would have gone up into the air. He also noted that the family were found outdoors and not in an enclosed space where exposure to carbon monoxide could be lethal.

As of Wednesday afternoon, the bodies of the family remained in the canyon, about 2 miles from the trailhead where their vehicle was found.


The cac did it

What in the actual fukk? its obvious the cac did it

yep

They poisoned the dog to?

The dude used to work for Google and was a software engineer?

What would prompt him to commit a murder suicide?

Its was either the cac or-

This’ll definitely be on the ID Channel in a few years

cracka even killed the damn dog.

They really believe a dog is gonna walk in a cave and die of Carbon Monoxide



This is the most obvious shyt i ever read.... murder suicide 100%

Y'all blaming the cac but what if the paag did it

If not murder suicide, i would say maybe got adventurous and ate the wrong wild mushroom, berries etc along the trail.... But the dog and baby wouldn't fit that explanation.....

Situation not funny, but How they take the dog out too though....

He did that shyt

RIP to the diseased but no way this is not a murder suicide. He thought of some smart way to pull it off.

Terrible idea to take a 1 year old baby hiking, just fukkin stupid. Sounds like the guy did it.

either something they ate from nature or some food/beverage he prepared for them that he snuck poison into in order to kill his whole family and self

He killed the bytch, the baby and the dog and himself.

Aint no fukken aliens or swap water.



THE END.

So they all dehydrated and died at the same spot at the same time?

with the dog dying too at the same spot at the same time?



must’ve gotten too close to bohemian grove.

sure, that happened.

even the dog died of dehydration?

yeah right

Should have just ran with the carbon monoxide story.

He killed them all...Cacs loving killing their families remotely....

Hopefully the Mom and Baby are in heaven and Dad is in hell getting a pitchfork stuck up his rectum....

100%.. he took em all out. ain't no damn way they ALL died of dehydration at the same damn time.

Something is very fishy with this story

Never change coli

 

[Max.]

16oz is 2 of these

 

[AAKing23]

They released more details. Looks like it was a known too-hot hike that you aren't supposed to do in the summertime. They were out in FAR too hot temperatures for the baby or that hairy-ass dog and didn't bring nearly enough water. When it started getting too hot and the baby started suffering they were already way too far out and there was no cover or shade to cool down in. Probably tried to rush back to get help for the baby and that only made things worse for themselves. In the end the husband tried to stop and cool the baby down but succumbed himself, while the wife kept going to try to get help but didn't make it very far. Dog was shook of leaving it's owners and too far gone by that point anyway.





Hikers who were found dead in Sierra forest spent final moments trying to save baby, report says

That poor baby and dog

 

[KBtheKey]

Never change coli

Read entire thread looking for this exact post

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

I still dont buy the official report. That cracka did it, he was on a suicide mission. She probably threatened to leave him or something.