Oregon hispanic woman found alive after driving off Big Sur cliff a week ago

Post by Leroy N. Soetoro
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/14/oregon-woman-found-alive-after-
driving-off-big-sur-cliff-week-ago.html?intcmp=ob_article_sidebar_video&intcmp=obnetwork
A missing Oregon woman has been found alive after somehow surviving
driving her jeep off a cliff in Northern California's scenic Big Sur.
Angela Hernandez, 23, was last heard from in Half Moon Bay, Calif., on
July 6, according to Fox affiliate KTVU.
The Monterey County Sheriff's issued a statement saying that she had been
found Friday about 200 feet down a cliff, the station reported.
"Her vehicle was partially in the water", the statement said. "She was
found by two people walking in the area, who called 911."
The statement added that she a helicopter took her to the hospital. She
may have a broken shoulder.
"Reports are she was talking and could walk," according to the statement.
She told her rescuers she had been there for a week, the San Jose Mercury
News reported.

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2018-07-19 00:48:02 UTC

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Winston_Smith

2018-07-19 18:48:11 UTC

Comments from the news web page readers

So, this story doesnt add up. She was driving in her 2011 Jeep Patriot
that she had just gotten from Carmax. Early reports from all the news
outlets said she survived by drinking the actual "water" out of her Jeep.
Its not water, its Antifreeze.

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

Moreover, there wouldnt have
been a "stream" she could have drank from through a radiator hose if she
was half submerged in the ocean. maybe a trickle of freshwater coming down
the side of the cliff that she "caught" in the hose? But then...she would
have had to get out of the vehicle. This just doesnt add up.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.

In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

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2018-07-19 19:10:49 UTC

Comments from the news web page readers

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.
In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

Moss cannot withstand drought. The moss is there because the rock is
always wet from water flowing down or coming out of the rocks.

Steve from Colorado

2018-07-19 19:13:08 UTC

Comments from the news web page readers

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.
In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

"On Friday, Hernandez woke up and saw Chelsea Moore walking by. She and
her husband were hiking and looking for places to fish." Which begs the
question of how Chelsea Moore and her husband could get to the beach and
leave without a helicopter to rescue them. The "Portland woman" was
walking around for days, apparently unable to get to the highway like
Chelsea Moore and her husband. As you pointed out, there are holes in
the "story."

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2018-07-19 19:30:16 UTC

Comments from the news web page readers

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.
In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

"On Friday, Hernandez woke up and saw Chelsea Moore walking by. She
and her husband were hiking and looking for places to fish." Which
begs the question of how Chelsea Moore and her husband could get to
the beach and leave without a helicopter to rescue them. The "Portland
woman" was walking around for days, apparently unable to get to the
highway like Chelsea Moore and her husband. As you pointed out, there
are holes in the "story."

I don't know what you are trying to prove.

I have posted the Goggle Map location of the crash. The crash site is a
long stretch of cliff.

If you have any common sense, you should be able to understand that
sometimes you cannot past through all along the bottom of the cliff
because of tidal waters. If she wandered too far, she might not be able
to come back. There is also risk of predator, animal or human.

I am reposting here:

You can watch another report with a video of her vehicle and her injuries:

<http://www.ksbw.com/article/amazing-survival-story-woman-who-survived-big-sur-crash-releases-pictures/22186530>

According to Google Map, there are two streams near her crash site (Big
Sur cliff):

<https://www.google.com/maps/place/CA-1,+Big+Sur,+CA+93920,+USA/@35.9780843,-121.4894245,14z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x80929985ef95b45f:0x695e8032d1fe58e0!8m2!3d35.9572789!4d-121.481571>

Steve from Colorado

2018-07-19 21:20:42 UTC

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On 07/19/2018 01:30 PM, NBEdS⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬ →⚛71Pyo

Comments from the news web page readers

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.
In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

"On Friday, Hernandez woke up and saw Chelsea Moore walking by. She
and her husband were hiking and looking for places to fish." Which
begs the question of how Chelsea Moore and her husband could get to
the beach and leave without a helicopter to rescue them. The "Portland
woman" was walking around for days, apparently unable to get to the
highway like Chelsea Moore and her husband. As you pointed out, there
are holes in the "story."

Well, that paints a much clearer picture of what happened to "The
Portland woman." The first article said nothing about broken bones and
a concussion. Did you go to the link on the KSBW website and make a
donation to help the "Portland woman" out, financially?

Post by NBEdSââ â¬ ð´ððððð ð¾ðððððð â¬ ââ71Pyo
According to Google Map, there are two streams near her crash site (Big

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2018-07-19 21:45:19 UTC

Post by NBEdSââ â¬ ð´ððððð ð¾ðððððð â¬ ââ71Pyo

Post by Steve from Colorado
On 07/19/2018 01:30 PM, NBEdS⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬

Comments from the news web page readers

My Jeep has antifreeze in the cooling system but lots of potable water
in the back.

There is absolutely no chance there was
pure water in her 2011 Jeep Patriot.

Not "pure water" but the cooling system "could" have been drained and
filled only with tap water. Not probable, but contradicts the
"absolutely no chance" idea.

Moreover, there wouldnt have
been a "stream" she could have drank from through a radiator hose if she
was half submerged in the ocean. maybe a trickle of freshwater coming down
the side of the cliff that she "caught" in the hose? But
then...she would
have had to get out of the vehicle. This just doesnt add up.

The article says she could walk. Rescuers advise people to stay with
their vehicle because it's easier to spot a big object than a small
one.
In any case,
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/stranded-woman-drank-water-from-moss-after-california-crash.html
The 23-year-old woman says she spent each day walking the isolated
stretch of beach, searching for help, and was unable to make her way
back up to the highway.
The Portland woman said she used a hose that fell off her car to
collect water dripping from moss to drink.

"On Friday, Hernandez woke up and saw Chelsea Moore walking by. She
and her husband were hiking and looking for places to fish." Which
begs the question of how Chelsea Moore and her husband could get to
the beach and leave without a helicopter to rescue them. The
"Portland woman" was walking around for days, apparently unable to
get to the highway like Chelsea Moore and her husband. As you
pointed out, there are holes in the "story."

Well, that paints a much clearer picture of what happened to "The
Portland woman." The first article said nothing about broken bones
and a concussion. Did you go to the link on the KSBW website and make
a donation to help the "Portland woman" out, financially?

I didn't view the video all the way to the end when I found it by
"Google search". After you mentioned donations, I viewed the video again
but I couldn't not find the link on KSBW.com set up for donations. Maybe
you should try to donate some money to redeem yourself.

Post by NBEdSââ â¬ ð´ððððð ð¾ðððððð â¬ ââ71Pyo
According to Google Map, there are two streams near her crash site

Steve from Colorado

2018-07-19 22:17:08 UTC