Suprised they never took a cell phone with them in case of emergencies. loney:

i'd imagine there would be no service out in the forests. who knows..

[quote="Simo Häyhä":049e4]i'd imagine there would be no service out in the forests. who knows..[/quote:049e4]

they had phones , no service out where they were however, it left small traces of area though through their attempts to use it and they were able to locate the general region where the calls were attempted.

nvm

His name was James Kim... His name was James Kim... His name was James Kim... His name was James Kim... His name was James Kim... His name was James Kim...

sad news. rip

Yeah, sucks he didn't make it but in his mind, he was trying to do the right thing for his family.

yeah i couldnt even imagine what was going through his head in his last few hours. probably just worrying about his wife and kids... cry:

RIP man...there's been too much death this month so far...

THIS WHOLE FUCKING YEAR ACTUALLY

2006 sucks total fucking ass.

was it around March when someone new died every day for like 4 weeks?

8 mile circle in the freezing cold? wow, rip! i just began getting into his cnet reviews too

[quote:12b01]The San Francisco man who sought help for his stranded family and got lost in the snowy wilderness died of hypothermia near a fishing lodge stacked with food, authorities said.

James Kim, 35, had no way of knowing about the Black Bar Lodge.

His body was found in shallow water feeding Big Windy Creek, about a mile away from the lodge, where he could have found shelter, warmth and enough food for months,[/quote:12b01]

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/12/08/missin ... index.html