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Search continues for missing woman in Hungry Horse area
According to the Flathead County Sheriff's Office, her black 2011 Honda CRV was found on July 17 at the Riverside boating area.
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I am not a paddle boarder. If she fell off while paddling on the reservoir, would her paddle be “stored”?AUG 11, 2024
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Large scale media campaign raises awareness of ongoing search for missing woman
Emily Rea, a local resident of West Glacier, in Flathead County, Montana, has been missing since Tuesday, July 16, 2024.whitefishpilot.com
Her locked vehicle was located on July 17, near the Riverside Boat Landing, and her paddleboard and stowed paddle were discovered near Flossy Creek, approximately 2 miles from her parked vehicle.
Emily Rea, a 33-year-old woman, is an active outdoors enthusiast and a beloved staff member of the Skola School, an independent, nature-based school in the Whitefish community, and the manager of Half Moon VRBO.
A dedicated website page has been established, as well as widespread communication including radio, billboards, fuel pump announcements and flyers to build awareness of the active #EyesForEmily search. The landing page includes a sign-up form for volunteering resources and includes links to the Facebook page for the latest information and a page. An Instagram account has also been launched to help communicate updates.
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Yeah, "stowed" was not an expected word to describe the paddle of a person miles away from their entry point.I am not a paddle boarder. If she fell off while paddling on the reservoir, would her paddle be “stored”?
Hmmm……Yeah, "stowed" was not an expected word to describe the paddle of a person miles away from their entry point.
I think that is a possibility for sure. They haven't found much in the weeks of searching they've done.ER set off on her paddle board at 8:30 pm. Sunset that evening was about 9:32 so she had about an hour of daylight left for her excursion.
Maps show a parking area where Flossy Creek empties into the reservoir near where the paddle board was found. I wonder how busy it would be around 9:00 pm. Any chance she stepped off there for a little break, stored her paddle, pulled up her board by the water’s edge, and someone came along with no good intentions?
ER set off on her paddle board at 8:30 pm. Sunset that evening was about 9:32 so she had about an hour of daylight left for her excursion.
Maps show a parking area where Flossy Creek empties into the reservoir near where the paddle board was found. I wonder how busy it would be around 9:00 pm. Any chance she stepped off there for a little break, stored her paddle, pulled up her board by the water’s edge, and someone came along with no good intentions?