Introduction
Laura Macke was a 28-year-old woman who went missing while hiking in the mountains of Colorado in July 2019. She was an experienced hiker and had gone on several solo hikes before, but this time she never returned.
The Disappearance
Laura was last seen on July 23, 2019, by a fellow hiker on the North Crestone Trail in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. She was wearing a gray t-shirt, green shorts, and a black hat. She had a backpack with her and was carrying a blue hiking pole. However, when her car was found at the trailhead, it appeared she never made it back from her hike.
The Search
The search for Laura began immediately after she was reported missing by her family. The search party consisted of over 100 people, including search and rescue teams, helicopters, and K-9 units. The search lasted for over a week, but unfortunately, Laura was not found.
Theories
There are several theories as to what could have happened to Laura. Some people believe that she may have fallen or gotten lost on the trail. Others believe that she may have been attacked by an animal or encountered foul play.
The Investigation
The investigation into Laura’s disappearance is ongoing. The police have interviewed several people who were in the area at the time of her disappearance, but so far, no solid leads have been found.
The Macke Family
Laura’s family has been actively involved in the search for their daughter. They have set up a Facebook page to help spread awareness and have offered a reward for any information leading to her safe return. They have also been working closely with the police to help with the investigation.
The Impact
Laura’s disappearance has had a profound impact on her family and friends, as well as the community. Many people have come together to support the Macke family and to help with the search efforts.
Conclusion
The search for Laura Macke continues, and her family remains hopeful that she will be found alive. If you have any information regarding her disappearance, please contact the Saguache County Sheriff’s Office at 719-655-2544.