Zion hiker rescue: Utah sheriff’s sergeant questions circumstances that ‘do not add up,’ report says
A Utah sheriff's search-and-rescue sergeant whose team assisted in the investigation into Zion National Park hiker Holly Courtier is sounding off on details about the California woman’s disappearance and subsequent rescue that he believes “do not add up,” according to a recent report.
Holly Courtier had nothing to eat, little water. She survived 12 days lost in Zion National Park.
<i><b>Update: Read more about </b></i><a href="https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/10/19/hiker-who-was-missing/" target=_blank><i><b>how Holly Suzanne Courtier survived here</b></i></a><i><b>.</b></i>
Help me out here. Recently lost her job. Experienced hiker went for a day hike. Did not take her phone. No information after being found. Another hiker sees her and tips off park officials. What’s the story here?
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