Missing US
Man May Be Lying In Volcano Crater
A grainy
photo of the crater of the Volcán Rincón de
La Vieja, Guanacaste, appears to show the
body of man that could be that of David
Gimelfarb, who has been missing since August
11 and all search efforts so far have failed
to locate the man, dead or alive.
The Cruz Roja Costarricense (Red Cross),
with the help of the park rangers, police
and tourist guides, will this morning resume
their efforts to locate the missing man,
using the photo as a possible clue to the
man's demise.
The photo is an aerial shot that appears to
be of a man face down and arms extended in
the volcano's crater.
Gimelfarb was last seen driving his rented
vehicle and parking in the lot before going
into the national park. The man was notice
missing by park rankers and employees of the
Hotel Guachipelín, alerting authorities.
Search teams included the use of US military
helicopters "black hawk" and the British
rescue team ResQglobal receiving a request
from retired United States Secret Service
Agent - and Senior Vice President of our
Strategic Partner SOS Security Incorporated,
Scott Alswang.
See photo journal.
Last week the Cruz Roja decided to call off
the search efforts, however, the Gilmfarb
family never lost hope. David's father has
been continuing the search efforts, while
his mother is in a San José hospital
suffering from a nervous breakdown due to
her son's disapperance. |
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