On the 4pm KBOI TV news just now, in an update of the case, the announcer said police want to talk to a man who was seen in the area at the time the hiker went missing. Said he was dressed in black and walking a dog. May have seen the hiker. I don't think it is online yet.
Found Deceased ID - Kyle Crowden, 27, hiker, Dry Creek trailhead, Boise, Ada County, 9 Feb 2019
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Oh wait. It was already reported yesterday.
Deputies say they would like to speak to a man who was seen hiking in the area Saturday. They say this man was in the area when the hiker went missing.
According to deputies, the man was wearing all black clothing walking a small gray dog Saturday around 2:30 p.m. on the Dry Creek Trail.
Search continues for missing hiker off Bogus Basin Road
Deputies say they would like to speak to a man who was seen hiking in the area Saturday. They say this man was in the area when the hiker went missing.
According to deputies, the man was wearing all black clothing walking a small gray dog Saturday around 2:30 p.m. on the Dry Creek Trail.
Search continues for missing hiker off Bogus Basin Road
Search continues for missing hiker off Bogus Basin Road
BOISE, Idaho (CBS 2) — Searchers have been working around the clock, looking for a missing 27-year-old Boise man who went hiking alone Saturday in a trail system area off Bogus Basin Road five miles north of Boise.
"We think our subject could be possibly in something around 20, 25 maybe 30 square miles," said Gregg Rettschlag with Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue.
Ground crews have been helped by a snowmobile, a snow cat and a National Guard helicopter as well as search dogs.
Deputies say they found the man's car near the trailhead Monday morning.
"Our searchers are looking for somebody in whatever condition," said Rettschlag. "We don't spend a lot of time thinking about subject's condition. We do think about what may have occurred to help us in the search. We have to work through different possibilities. Somebody who gets injured, or with snow on the trail, it's possible to lose the trail. Maybe he was exploring and got turned around. So maybe it's injured or lost."
BOISE, Idaho (CBS 2) — Searchers have been working around the clock, looking for a missing 27-year-old Boise man who went hiking alone Saturday in a trail system area off Bogus Basin Road five miles north of Boise.
"We think our subject could be possibly in something around 20, 25 maybe 30 square miles," said Gregg Rettschlag with Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue.
Ground crews have been helped by a snowmobile, a snow cat and a National Guard helicopter as well as search dogs.
Deputies say they found the man's car near the trailhead Monday morning.
"Our searchers are looking for somebody in whatever condition," said Rettschlag. "We don't spend a lot of time thinking about subject's condition. We do think about what may have occurred to help us in the search. We have to work through different possibilities. Somebody who gets injured, or with snow on the trail, it's possible to lose the trail. Maybe he was exploring and got turned around. So maybe it's injured or lost."
Name released with photo
BOISE — When Kyle Crowden, 27, didn’t show up for a “mom date” with his mother Janet Coupe on Sunday afternoon, she thought he had just forgotten and had gone about his normal Sunday routine — laundry, hanging with friends, or maybe he got called into work.
When he didn’t show up for work at Western Power Sports in Boise, Coupe knew something was wrong; Crowden is responsible, she said.
Coupe and her best friend, Sharon Morrison, called and texted Crowden and drove back and forth in front of his apartment. But they never received a reply, and his car never appeared in its usual spot.
Crowden didn’t tell her he was going hiking, but he went out to explore trails at least once a week, and often by himself. They never had concerns before.
“He’s a good hiker,” Coupe said.
Crowden was last heard from Saturday afternoon, and for the past two days, his family has searched alongside the Ada County Sheriff’s Office and Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue Unit volunteers. Coupe’s brother-in-law and son spent five hours on Wednesday braving the snowy trails with the search teams who walked all the way into Boise County from Bogus Basin.
The conditions over the days have worsened. At the end of Wednesday, when a three-man search crew returned, they had covered all of the best possible trail locations based on where Crowden’s car was found, rescue volunteer Christi Kelley said.
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And they said the suspension is "indefinite" until there is better weather and significant snow melt. That's not good but I understand the weather conditions make the search more dangerous.
Weather impedes search for missing Boise hiker
BOISE — When Kyle Crowden, 27, didn’t show up for a “mom date” with his mother Janet Coupe on Sunday afternoon, she thought he had just forgotten and had gone about his normal Sunday routine — laundry, hanging with friends, or maybe he got called into work.
When he didn’t show up for work at Western Power Sports in Boise, Coupe knew something was wrong; Crowden is responsible, she said.
Coupe and her best friend, Sharon Morrison, called and texted Crowden and drove back and forth in front of his apartment. But they never received a reply, and his car never appeared in its usual spot. Coupe started messaging his friends on Facebook, hoping for clues as to where Crowden could be. One tip from a hiking buddy led her to the Dry Creek Trailhead, about 4.5 miles up Bogus Basin Road. That’s where at 9:10 Monday morning, she found his car.
Crowden was last heard from Saturday afternoon, and for the past two days, his family has searched alongside the Ada County Sheriff’s Office and Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue Unit volunteers. Coupe’s brother-in-law and son spent five hours on Wednesday braving the snowy trails with the search teams who walked all the way into Boise County from Bogus Basin.
The conditions over the days have worsened. At the end of Wednesday, when a three-man search crew returned, they had covered all of the best possible trail locations based on where Crowden’s car was found, rescue volunteer Christi Kelley said.
Two detectives in Boise have also been exploring any possibilities of what could have happened, Ada County Sheriff’s Sgt. Mike Rowe said. Crowden’s car was found untouched, with no indication of foul play.
BOISE — When Kyle Crowden, 27, didn’t show up for a “mom date” with his mother Janet Coupe on Sunday afternoon, she thought he had just forgotten and had gone about his normal Sunday routine — laundry, hanging with friends, or maybe he got called into work.
When he didn’t show up for work at Western Power Sports in Boise, Coupe knew something was wrong; Crowden is responsible, she said.
Coupe and her best friend, Sharon Morrison, called and texted Crowden and drove back and forth in front of his apartment. But they never received a reply, and his car never appeared in its usual spot. Coupe started messaging his friends on Facebook, hoping for clues as to where Crowden could be. One tip from a hiking buddy led her to the Dry Creek Trailhead, about 4.5 miles up Bogus Basin Road. That’s where at 9:10 Monday morning, she found his car.
Crowden was last heard from Saturday afternoon, and for the past two days, his family has searched alongside the Ada County Sheriff’s Office and Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue Unit volunteers. Coupe’s brother-in-law and son spent five hours on Wednesday braving the snowy trails with the search teams who walked all the way into Boise County from Bogus Basin.
The conditions over the days have worsened. At the end of Wednesday, when a three-man search crew returned, they had covered all of the best possible trail locations based on where Crowden’s car was found, rescue volunteer Christi Kelley said.
Two detectives in Boise have also been exploring any possibilities of what could have happened, Ada County Sheriff’s Sgt. Mike Rowe said. Crowden’s car was found untouched, with no indication of foul play.
https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/l...nuing-the-search/277-553bb7db-0d34-430e-a361-
BOISE, Idaho — After an official search party was called off due to poor weather conditions, Janet Coupe hasn't given up on looking for her missing 27-year-old son.
BOISE, Idaho — After an official search party was called off due to poor weather conditions, Janet Coupe hasn't given up on looking for her missing 27-year-old son.
Mom speaks out. Background shows location/ scenery of where Kyle went missing.
Missing hiker's mom, sister speak out.
Missing hiker's mom, sister speak out.
Still places to search. His mom is a trooper, for sure. I don't blame her a bit. Such a sad story.
Missing foothills hiker's mother speaks out for the first time about continuing the search
She drove up to the trailhead and found her son's beige Toyota Camry nearby.
"No clues whatsoever, my husband and I checked the trunk because that obvious even to a layman," Coupe said.
She says the search being called off is unacceptable as a mom but has a few theories of her own on where he might have gone.
"I think he is either buried in the snow, got to a cabin, there are 5 or 6 cabins off of Boise Ridge Road," she said. "Or I recently located an Eddy's Bread truck myself when I rented a helicopter yesterday, it was pushed off of river road, we're thinking he could be in that Eddy's box truck, possibly deceased but I would find him at least."
Coupe says those cabins are being searched by volunteers today.
She and some of her family will be at mile marker five off of Bogus Basin Road for the next few days as they continue to search for Crowden.
Missing foothills hiker's mother speaks out for the first time about continuing the search
She drove up to the trailhead and found her son's beige Toyota Camry nearby.
"No clues whatsoever, my husband and I checked the trunk because that obvious even to a layman," Coupe said.
She says the search being called off is unacceptable as a mom but has a few theories of her own on where he might have gone.
"I think he is either buried in the snow, got to a cabin, there are 5 or 6 cabins off of Boise Ridge Road," she said. "Or I recently located an Eddy's Bread truck myself when I rented a helicopter yesterday, it was pushed off of river road, we're thinking he could be in that Eddy's box truck, possibly deceased but I would find him at least."
Coupe says those cabins are being searched by volunteers today.
She and some of her family will be at mile marker five off of Bogus Basin Road for the next few days as they continue to search for Crowden.
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Search will resume for 27-year-old Boise hiker who went missing more than a month ago
On Monday, search and rescue teams will resume looking for a 27-year-old man who went missing last month while hiking in the Boise Foothills, according to an Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue spokesman.
Aaron Burdin told the Statesman on Sunday that the all-volunteer search organization plans to resume its search for the hiker, identified by KTVB as Kyle Crowden, more than a month after initial rescue efforts were called off due to worsening weather.
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On Monday, search and rescue teams will resume looking for a 27-year-old man who went missing last month while hiking in the Boise Foothills, according to an Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue spokesman.
Aaron Burdin told the Statesman on Sunday that the all-volunteer search organization plans to resume its search for the hiker, identified by KTVB as Kyle Crowden, more than a month after initial rescue efforts were called off due to worsening weather.
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Search called back off for 27-year-old hiker who went missing near Bogus over a month ago
Search posted above by @cybervampira has even called off due to weather conditions in foothills and area of trail.
Search posted above by @cybervampira has even called off due to weather conditions in foothills and area of trail.
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BOISE — Rescuers may have found the body of missing 27-year old hiker, Kyle Crowden, who went missing in the Boise foothills last month.
The body of an adult male was found near the Dry Creek Trail, where Crowden was reported missing, after a man searching for antlers in the area Wednesday night reported he may have seen a body, according to Ada County Sheriff's spokesman Patrick Orr.
Body found in foothills suspected to be missing hiker
The body of an adult male was found near the Dry Creek Trail, where Crowden was reported missing, after a man searching for antlers in the area Wednesday night reported he may have seen a body, according to Ada County Sheriff's spokesman Patrick Orr.
Body found in foothills suspected to be missing hiker
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Thanks for that news, @GuyfromCanada ! Of course, the coroner's confirmation of identity is needed, but his mother thinks it is Kyle. I know his mother would not have rested until she found her youngest child. It would have been amazing if he had survived, but at least he is no longer missing. Some more quotes from the source:
ETA: RIP Kyle.
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Here is the very nice obituary:
Kyle Langley Crowden
Kyle Langley Crowden
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