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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So I just read this entire thread, start-to-finish. At the beginning, I was in the mass asphyxiation camp, like a gas or carbon monoxide, because I assumed the hikers were on an easy hike, close to their car and were overcome with a freak environmental toxin. Then, as a few more facts were released, I moved firmly into the heat stroke camp. The fact that the sheriff thought they were near the end of an 8 mile hike. The extremely difficult terrain and elevation, combined with the heat of the day. Learning more about heart stroke and how it can come on suddenly and lead to delirium. I think that a number of plausible scenarios could lead to all 4 of them succumbing close to each other. I wonder how many pictures they'll find on their phones (assuming they used the dad's phone to take some). I wonder if it will reveal more clues. I think it's likely that a series of mistakes and bad judgment calls all resulted in a tragic situation. I'm not victim-blaming here. We are only human. [/quote] It seems that you skipped the last half of this thread.[/quote] Nope. Read it all. Not convinced of the murder/suicide theory or the trip wires or aliens, boulders, arsenic, or murder hornets. Yes I know they closed the area, but I think that's out of extreme precaution.[/quote]
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