K9Enzo
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It is a bit confusing that weather is such a complaint in this case. Serenity is not the first child or person to go missing
during one season and still not located into another season.
Could it be that the searchers know there is not any way they are going to find an alive Serenity? Therefore, working in the heat makes their job really miserable with the sun bearing down on them all day?
First, it was the snow and ice made the terrain unsafe to search. Now we are hearing about the heat. Perhaps it’s just bothersome to me! It grates on my nerves that anyone in the search parties or the Sheriff finds the weather to be intolerable.
This is a 9 year old child, she has family, friends, and many loved ones that need her found. They are suffering more than any searcher volunteering his/her time. What is up?
My response and opinion is pretty straightforward. The safety of searchers is always considered and should be. For SAR and volunteers this is a recovery effort, they are not searching for a live child.
On a side note: I can absolutely tell you SAR hearts are heavy when they don’t find or recover the missing.