Posted on 04/07/2006 4:49:26 AM PDT by Past Your Eyes
Dover – A volunteer searcher and her dog found a missing congressional hopeful alive in the woods Thursday night, more than 24 hours after he disappeared after a car accident.
Gary Dodds, 41, of Rye, was found around 10 p.m., a mile or more from the Route 16 accident site near the Dover tolls. He was taken to a hospital to be treated for hypothermia.
Fish and Game Lt. John Wimsatt said Dodds had crossed the Bellamy River and was slipping in and out of consciousness when found.
"I don't have an explanation on how he would end up over there. It is odd," he said.
At a press conference, Donna Larson of New England K-9 Search and Rescue described her discovery of Dodds. While she was making her last line search of the night between two power lines and the Bellamy River, Larson saw that her search dog, Eli, had identified a scent. She called to the dog, then heard Dodds say "Over here.
(Excerpt) Read more at unionleader.com ...
Yet.
This should be interesting.
Bizarre................lets see if there is more to this story.
Don't tell me; let me guess. The ferry wasn't running so he swam across the Bellamy, looking for help, of course.
To credit the Union Leader, they did mention that this guy is a Democrat...
...In Paragraph 34.
Of course! But don't hold your breath waiting for a MSM examination of that issue, as they did with the Cheney shooting.
I hope he eventually will remember, where in those woods, the money is buried.
Maybe he attended the Ted Kennedy Driving School.
I always thought that cars had sensors which caused the passenger airbag to deploy *only* if a person was sitting in it.
If this is the case,that could be one of the reasons why he disappeared after the accident.
Prior to the crash, he may have been listening to ZZ Top's Arrested For Driving While Blind.
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