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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean I don't think 107 degrees dry heat is that hot for young, fit, outdoorsy, experienced desert hikers. Baby and dog definitely would have had a problem with that level of heat. But all four? Also, wouldn't heat stroke show up in an autopsy? If they were hiking in high heat that would have showed really poor consideration for the baby and the dog. For that reason my guess is they were hiking in the cool morning weather--plus they were seen at ~7:30am. What - they'd go on an hours-long hike with nothing more than one camelback of water? No granola bars for energy, no extra water for the dog, no juice boxes for the baby? Doesn't make sense. These were experienced hikers. Something other than high heat killed all four. My guess still stands at a freak natural incident of some variety, such as a toxic gas cloud.[/quote] I continue to weep for the logic skills of America. You honestly think a “freak natural incident” is more likely than heat stroke? smh. [/quote] DP. Yes, given the way that the authorities are treating this. They saw the scene, the bodies. They don't seem to think the deaths were heat related, or not primarily heat related. Hence the speculation. Hence this thread.[/quote] yes, I’m sure Mariposa Country sherrifs have great logical reasoning skills too …[/quote]
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