Found Deceased OR - Diana Bober, 55, Gresham, 29 Aug 2018

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Rest in Peace, Diana.

I wonder how she became separated from her backpack. I wonder if she decided to take a break, removed it, then slipped and fell.
 
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Oh no.

Rest in Peace, dear Diana.

Your beautiful spirit, which your family speaks about, will forever be a light in their hearts.
 
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RIP Diana :(
 
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WOW, this is not what I expected. I was curious about how they described where she was found as a “deep ravine” and “down a steep embankment.” That’s cougar habitat. Sounds like Dianna may have even fought him off, even though she ended up fatally wounded.
 
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This is not what I expected either. OMG.
Falling into a ravine and dying that way sounds bad enough, but to be attacked by a cougar sounds so much worse. I’m so sorry Diana.
 
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Now they are killing every cougar they come across, testing the DNA to see if they find the one that killed her. This disgusts me. They could find a more humane way of doing this. Really disappointed in them. I hike Mt. Hood Forest regularly. This attack was extremely rare. We need to figure out a better way than killing off all cougars. Can we test them and keep trackers on them while we wait for results?

Wildlife officials find, kill cougar in search for animal that killed Gresham woman
Wildlife officials find, kill cougar in search for animal that killed Gresham woman
 
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Her sister said she fought off the cougar with a sharp object and spray - how do they know/determine this?
 
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Rest in Peace, Diana.

I wonder how she became separated from her backpack. I wonder if she decided to take a break, removed it, then slipped and fell.
I read there was blood on her backpack. Sounds to me as though she probably was attacked on the trail, lost the backpack in the fight, and the cougar dragged her down into the ravine.
 
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Hiker killed in likely cougar attack suffered broken neck
Records released this week show that an Oregon woman likely killed in a cougar attack near Mount Hood suffered a broken neck and had over a dozen puncture wounds to the nape of her neck.

Those injuries and others on Diana Bober's hands "appeared to be consistent with an animal attack," staff in the Clackamas County medical examiner's office determined, according to a state police report.
 
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