A woman who had been missing for six months in the valley survived by eating grass
Salt Lake: A 47-year-old woman who went missing in a narrow valley in Utah half a year ago has been found in a tent. They ate grass and moss and filled their stomachs and survived. The woman’s name was withheld and her car was found 40 miles from the town of Salt Lake near the Spanish Fork Canyon. But despite a million attempts, the woman could not be traced. Then the police made a futile attempt to contact his family.
The zipper door of the tent was open and the woman was inside. The woman had lost weight and was looking very weak and frail. The woman said she wanted to be alone for a while, so she stayed here of her own free will. The woman said she survived by drinking moss, grass and water from a nearby river.Police rushed the woman to a hospital where she underwent a medical and psychiatric examination. According to the police, although such accommodation is not a legal crime, they have said that if this woman wants to live like this again, no one will stop her. However, this time they should be given all the resources so that this time they will not be forced to eat moss and grass.