72-Year-Old Woman Rescued From Wilderness After Spelling 'HELP' Using Sticks
- 8 years ago
A 72-year-old woman lost in wilderness was rescued after authorities spotted the word 'HELP' which had been spelled using sticks and rocks.
A few days ago, three men stranded on an island were rescued after a U.S. Navy aircraft crew saw the word 'HELP' spelled on a beach. Now, in another remarkable incident, a 72-year-old woman has been rescued after the Arizona Department of Public Safety (ADPS) Air Rescue Unit spotted the same word 'HELP' spelled using sticks and rocks.
According to an ADPS press release, "On March 31st, Ann Rodgers and her dog found themselves stranded on a remote stretch of a back country road near Canyon Creek located on the White River Indian Reservation. Reportedly, while en route to Phoenix for a planned visit with her grand kids, Rodgers became lost, inadvertently ran out of gas and depleted the charge in her hybrid vehicle."
A few days ago, three men stranded on an island were rescued after a U.S. Navy aircraft crew saw the word 'HELP' spelled on a beach. Now, in another remarkable incident, a 72-year-old woman has been rescued after the Arizona Department of Public Safety (ADPS) Air Rescue Unit spotted the same word 'HELP' spelled using sticks and rocks.
According to an ADPS press release, "On March 31st, Ann Rodgers and her dog found themselves stranded on a remote stretch of a back country road near Canyon Creek located on the White River Indian Reservation. Reportedly, while en route to Phoenix for a planned visit with her grand kids, Rodgers became lost, inadvertently ran out of gas and depleted the charge in her hybrid vehicle."