So, how come nobody's giving us the details of the most important event of the rescue--where the rescuers dropped the victim? That needs to be discussed and analysed at length and in public so that similar things can be avoided in the future. Right now there's nothing but rumors about it--some of them bad. That sort of silence scares me. Is somebody trying to cover something up? I've learned to be a little leery of the "official report" being the "truthful report" of whatever took place. --Ediger
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:41 PM, <jerryat...@aol.com> wrote: > I agree with Geary. The rescuers have been requested by the Utah Search > and Rescue Group to not make public statements concerning the rescue until > an official report and accompanying statement are released to the public > from the organizations that were responsible for the rescue. We'll know a > lot more about the whole affair once that process is completed. >
