Revealing the Truth What Happened on Mt Shasta

[@faith3276]

Thank you for sharing. Glad you're still here with us and thank you for Mardakk (the man who found you 💜). Namaste

[@JohnBrown722so]

U ain't worth the faith neither is she. I decided on it.

[@brenellhornsby6566]

No bravado, dear, you desperately needed to be rescued! Why would you be on the mountain with a dress on? I don't understand.

[@jodyknight]

I think she was just wearing all the clothes she had with her in an attempt to stay warm. Not sure though.

[@tjlightningbolt]

Thats what she get for criminally spititually trespassing on a sacred Mountain!

[@lesliem8035]

Why would an unexperienced climber go climb Shasta alone? Wearing those boots? And yes compensation is due

[@naumzu]

Leslie M my thoughts exactly....

[@prowelderbill]

These people should be charged every dime of cost it costs tax payers to go and look for them. Very selfish people.

[@truthhurts79]

Oh STFU... just because you park your asshole in a chair all day on KZbin doesn't mean everyone has to LIVE like you dipshit

[@jz2981]

William: I couldn't agree more with you. This woman is a bloody idiot and a liability to others. Selfish and stupid. Natural selection usually deals with such morons. She got lucky!

[@jz2981]

5:23 "turquoise scarf.." 5:28 "neon yellow lace dress...green leggings" 5:35 "these black boots I thi k I got at T.J Maxx..." 9:30 "No make up on!" What is this woman's focus? Where do her priorities lie? My analytical mind has these questions: 1) Why is this woman so focussed on fashion? "Neon" yellow? Make up? 2) Why did she go mountaineering in fashion clothing (neon yellow lace skirt????) instead of proper climbing/bush gear. 3) Why does she assume the rescue teams to be able to instantly see her due to her choice of clothing? A 'neon' yellow lace skirt does not constitute a flare or a distress beacon!!!! Points: Does anybody else sense the deep ingratitude toward the rescue services for not spotting her? Imagine the sheer time, manpower, energy and resources that went into this rescue operation! I am no aviator but I can imagine there would be reasons for not spotting her: 1) Number of personnel in the aircraft (if limited, thats less pairs of eyes to spot her). 2) flight crew averting gaze and attention to check and monitor instruments. Navigation crew doing likewise with maps/charts/instrumentation. I am also no mountaineer but it doesn't take a genius to know that mountainous terrain combined with weather conditions can be treacherous: Mist, fog, rain, wind....all variables on visibility. I was an emergency service worker for 15 years and this woman strikes me as a bloody liability. If you don't know what you are doing, don't put yourself in danger and cause other more competent people hours of grief trying to get you out of the sh*t!

[@Natasha___.]

I know this is an old comment and am not expecting a reply, but I picked up on the exact same things. How ungrateful.

[@scottrhoades4290]

Good story, glad you made it out safe.i love to hike and love the mountains. Thanks be safe .God bless.

[@realstarwars4568]

How do you get lost on a mountain? Just go DOWN. How hard is that?

[@Mega6501]

RealStarWars 456 That’s true but it does matter where you head down to because there might be a drop off cliff and also heading down into the forest might actually get you even more lost I think it’s best to leave marker sticks or maybe look for a safe route because that might be a common route.

[@Diddley_Squat]

@@Mega6501 also once you enter the tree line, good luck finding your way then.

[@Mega6501]

Michael robert It happen to me once but I followed a creek that led me to the gravel road that I started to recognize. I was hit up by a lot of ticks and shoes full of dirt and tree shrubs.

[@Diddley_Squat]

@@Mega6501 haha, sorry I reread what. You said, I was just agreeing I guess. I've been lost before around San Jacinto. After I gave up and sat down I heard people walking on the trail prob 75yrds away.

[@milesmayhem5440]

Mount Shasta is incredibly huge. The wilderness surrounding it is vast and very easy to get lost.

[@nothingnobody910]

That's really great but what's with the title and picture of strange hooden people...? Clickbait, perhaps. Really was no need for that.

[@swirledworld340]

Complete click bait as I am here after a mr.ballen story about people in white tracking someone along the mt. Shasta portion of PCT.

[@Natasha___.]

@@swirledworld340 this whole video was like some kind of cult recruitment video, these people are mental.

[@freddropdead1787]

Thank God you made it

[@1happyguy823]

You are Super Cute.I am Glad you are still Alive.:-) I live in Mt Shasta. It is a special place. Bless You.

[@Head318Hunter]

You AIN'T NOT!! Tell the TRUE!!

[@1happyguy823]

@@Head318Hunter I am On The TRUE TRUE!!!!!

[@JM-ij1om]

Lol! I love this guy! Yee haw!! Great story! So glad you are safe. Namaste

[@jesusschizus272]

Feminism kills, lady!

[@s_tokez]

Wtf did I just watch!

[@cynthiagonzales9131]

Hopes she's nicer to people now. Karma

[@hemanthvarma43]

Wtf

[@bajaboy27]

The "friend" killed him, it's too coincidental that nobody could find him but he arrived and went straight for him. I don't buy it.

[@cynthiagonzales9131]

The man died of a heart attack..

[@bajaboy27]

@@cynthiagonzales9131 if that's what you want to believe. 😉

[@stefaniaangelina4438]

He was in another state & flew out to find him. He found him dead you twat.

[@logankent2633]

His friend didn’t kill him 🤔

[@thatwhiteguy3170]

Must have been some dmt

[@JohnBrown722so]

Lies

[@lilspikes81]

???🙃