A 37-year-old hiker was final seen asking hunters for assistance on a distant New Mexico highway, her household mentioned.
Now she’s been lacking for over three weeks, and her household is asking for assist in discovering her.
Ingrid Coleen Lane disappeared Oct. 15 from Forest Street 144 within the Jemez Mountains, in keeping with a missing person’s post shared by the Sandoval County Sheriff’s Workplace on Fb.
Lane flagged down hunters to assist her with a flat tire on the highway, her twin sister, Kelsey Lane, mentioned in a Nov. 4 Fb submit.
The hunters put air in her tire and supplied to take her to a close-by city, however she declined, saying she was making an attempt to hike a mountain.
Her deserted black 2019 Subaru Impreza Hatchback was discovered on the identical forest highway just a few days days after she was final seen, authorities mentioned.
She didn’t inform her household or associates which mountain she deliberate to hike, although, Kelsey Lane wrote.
Ingrid Lane’s husband advised KOB she went to the Bodhi Manda Zen Middle in Jemez Springs to take time for herself.
Guests observe Zen Buddhism meditation on the middle.
“It’s commonplace for her to go with out contacting anybody for a day. Two days can be just a little out of the abnormal, three was moving into like, I’m extraordinarily apprehensive,” Louis Scuderi advised KOB.
Her sister mentioned it’s attainable Ingrid Lane acquired one other journey into the mountains as a result of “her scent went useless for the canine groups.”
Search and rescuers have appeared for Ingrid Lane “exhaustively,” Kelsey Lane mentioned within the Fb submit.
Members of the family have additionally traveled to the world to seek for her.
They arrange a GoFundMe to lift cash to purchase flight time with a helicopter to seek for her from the air.
“Ingrid, in the event you’re on the market, many, many individuals are loving and missing you and want you back,” her mom, Rebecca Lane, advised KRQE.
The Jemez Mountains is about 100 miles north of Albuquerque. The world is forested with rocky peaks, lakes and scorching springs.
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