CARSON CITY, Nevada (AP) -- The hunt for multimillionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, who vanished in September after taking off by plane from a remote Nevada ranch, is resuming now that snow has melted in rugged mountains where he may have crashed.
The search won't match last year's, which covered about 20,000 square miles and involved a small air force of private and military planes, along with ground searchers and high-tech equipment.
This time, two teams of volunteers will hike through a smaller area where the 63-year-old Fossett was last seen.
Previous searchers are providing maps and other detailed information on the harsh landscape the new teams plan to cover.
TO READ THE WHOLE STORY GO TO
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/06/11/fossett.search.ap/index.html
Since there are so many different people just missing. Where do they go? Do the simply disappear? Or do they start a new life in a new country. Why are so many people missing? What do you think?
The search won't match last year's, which covered about 20,000 square miles and involved a small air force of private and military planes, along with ground searchers and high-tech equipment.
This time, two teams of volunteers will hike through a smaller area where the 63-year-old Fossett was last seen.
Previous searchers are providing maps and other detailed information on the harsh landscape the new teams plan to cover.
TO READ THE WHOLE STORY GO TO
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/06/11/fossett.search.ap/index.html
Since there are so many different people just missing. Where do they go? Do the simply disappear? Or do they start a new life in a new country. Why are so many people missing? What do you think?
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