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Searchers seek lost camper in Ore. forest
Thursday, September 18, 2008 | No comments posted.
FOSSIL (AP) — Searchers in central Oregon’s Ochoco National Forest say they have found footprints believed to be those of missing camper Tyson Schrade (SHRAD-ee) and followed them for about a mile.
About 30 searchers from the U.S. Forest Service and Wheeler, Crook and Deschutes counties are looking for the 27-year-old Schrade, reported missing Saturday by members of the Rainbow Family camping in the area.
Search officials say his family has arrived from northern California to help. Schrade has a Mowhawk-style haircut and was last seen wearing a train conductor’s hat. Search directors say he may suffer from medical conditions causing hallucinations and delirium.
About 30 searchers from the U.S. Forest Service and Wheeler, Crook and Deschutes counties are looking for the 27-year-old Schrade, reported missing Saturday by members of the Rainbow Family camping in the area.
Search officials say his family has arrived from northern California to help. Schrade has a Mowhawk-style haircut and was last seen wearing a train conductor’s hat. Search directors say he may suffer from medical conditions causing hallucinations and delirium.
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