Victoria Family traumatised

MusicMan said:

The following unfolding story has a taste of High Strangeness to it, and it will be worth following to see what transpires. The whole thing is still under investigation by authorities.

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"THE intrigue and mystery surrounding the Tromp family has deepened as it emerges that Riana Tromp was found near “catatonic” in the back of a stranger’s ute."

http://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/victorian-couple-mark-and-coby-tromp-are-missing-in-the-nsw-central-tablelands/news-story/98abf2f1ed315392a599f653b5115aaa

Apparently they were having some family problems, and took a family trip to the mountains, to Jenolan Caves, to take a bit of a break and R&R.

The husband is still missing. The mother is recovering in a hospital in YASS, and I think the siblings are still being interviewed.

Worth keeping an eye on.

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8/30- In dozens of interviews where Mr. Paulides addresses missing people that were found alive, he emphasized that many don't have a memory of the incident. In this event, a highly educated emergency room physician wh was trail running and subsequently disappeared:

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JACKSONVILLE, Ore. -- Ashley laird is still recovering in the hospital on Monday. She was rescued from a trail on John's Peak on Sunday evening after leaving for a run from Jacksonville on Friday morning. She did not return, and was reported missing on Friday.

When she was found, she had been gone for about 56 hours and was dedydrated and weak.

Her husband, Dan Arnold says they still don't know exactly what happened and they may never know.

When ashley spoke with rescuers, she actually thought it was Saturday instead of Sunday, and could not remember many details.

She did have a bump on her head so they think she may have fallen and gotten disoriented.

Throughout the last few days, hundreds helped with the search and rescue, and thousands put the word out on social media.

Laird's family says they are so grateful for all of that support.

"That's what we just keep talking about. We feel just so so lucky that they're all of these people that were willing to drop everything and devote big chunks of time and effort to helping us find Ashley," said Arnold.

Dan also told me that once they had a place to look, it was actually Ashley's dad, Bruce, who spotted her and ended up carrying her to safety.

"He was walking this one section of the trail and he saw her through the woods and he ran to her and he got her and he carried her out. I think that that's sort of the most poetic possible ending that you could have. To have her dad be the one who found her and carried her out that last little bit," said Arnold.

Laird's family says they do not yet know how long she will be in the hospital. She is expected to make a full recovery.

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