On Tuesday, December 5th, Penny Clark went out on an errand in her SUV. Nobody heard from her or saw her till December 9th about noon when two males located her vehicle about 200 yards under the edge of a Canyon in Idaho. Rescue workers reached her an hour later and located her conscious and alert. Those involved are calling it nothing at all quick of a miracle.

Kay was driving close to Map Rock Rd and Rim Rd when she went more than the edge most probably on the 5th. Authorities recognized that the report they received from the two males matched the car Clark was driving when she disappeared. The dispatched units and in the end positioned the missing lady about 40 feet under her Chevrolet Equinox in the very same ravine.

Initially, police referred to as for a helicopter to attain her but decided that rather, they’d merely get there on foot more quickly. Once on scene, Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue members decided to carry her out of the canyon. It took them two hours and in the end a helicopter flew her to a nearby hospital.

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Canyon County Sheriff’s Office

“This is frankly one of the most miraculous incidents that I can recall in all my years in law enforcement, and it’s a true testament to the strength and fortitude of Penny Clark,” stated Canyon County Sheriff Kieran Donahue in a statement on Facebook.

“The medics who evaluated her on scene believe that she had been there for at least a couple of days, and more than likely since Tuesday when her family last had contact with her. It’s truly a miracle, and I’m hopeful that she makes a full recovery,” she continued.

It’s remarkable to see every person that worked so nicely collectively to recover Ms. Clark. If something this is a excellent reminder to be cautious behind the wheel and to remain alert to other motorists who may possibly need to have a hand, even if they’re 200 yards under in a canyon.