A HIKER sent a chilling video clip before he vanished without a trace, cops have said. Austin Madsen, 32, was reported missing in Utah on January 29 and has not yet been found. Footage shared onlin…
A HIKER sent a chilling video clip before he vanished without a trace, cops have said.Austin Madsen sent a video to his friend before he vanished without a traceHis wife Emily said it's 'not common' for Austin to go a long period without speaking to his familyFootage shared online by his wife Emily shows the hiker exploring the landscape and trudging through the deep snow.
Dad of two Austin, originally from Ohio, shared a 360 shot of the terrain and said: “The ocean’s coming back brother.”The ping from Austin’s cell phone helped cops find his empty truck in the Dry Hollow Area of Mount Dutton.And, cops also spotted a trail of footprints that they believe were left by the hiker.
Cops and rescue crews have been combing the landscape for several days before search efforts were paused on January 31 due to extreme weather. Officers have said that the low temperatures, high winds, and deep snow have made search efforts “complicated.”
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