NOW. NOW, THE SEARCH CONTINUES IN FRANCONIA NOTCH FOR A MISSING Hiker FROM MASSACHUSETTS. 19 YEAR OLD EMILY SOTELO FROM WESTFORD WAS TAKEN TO GO ON SUNDAY MORNING. AND LAFAYETTE POLICE CAMPSITE BY HER MOTHER AND HAS NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE. SHE IS DESCRIBED AS 5FT, 5FT, 115 LBS. NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME SAYS SHE WAS LAST SEEN IN A BROWN JACKET, SNEAKERS AND GYM SHORTS. AIR AND GROUND SEARCH CREWS SCOPE THIS AREA. YESTERDAY AND TODAY CONTINUED.
The search for the missing 19-year-old hiker in the White Mountains continues on Tuesday
Updated: 12:17 p.m. EST November 22, 2022
The search for a missing Massachusetts hiker continues Tuesday in Franconia Notch. Emily Sotelo, 19, of Westford, was dropped off by her mother for a hike at the Lafayette Place campground on Sunday morning and has not been seen since. She planned to climb Mount Lafayette, Mount Haystack, and Mount Flume. Sotelo, who turns 20 on Wednesday, is described as 5ft 3in tall and 115lbs. New Hampshire Fish and Game officials said she was last seen in a tan jacket, sneakers and track pants. Sotelo’s parents told News 9 that Sotelo is an experienced hiker but doesn’t have much winter hiking experience. Search teams on the ground and in the air traversed the area throughout the day on Monday and resumed searching on Tuesday. Officials said anyone with information is asked to call New Hampshire Fish and Game at 603-271-3361.
The search for a missing Massachusetts hiker continues Tuesday in Franconia Notch.
Emily Sotelo, 19, of Westford, was dropped off by her mother for a hike at the Lafayette Place campground on Sunday morning and has not been seen since. She had planned to climb Mount Lafayette, Mount Haystack, and Mount Flume.
Sotelo, who turns 20 on Wednesday, is described as 5ft 3in tall and 115lbs.
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials said she was last seen in a tan jacket, sneakers and track pants.
Sotelo’s parents told News 9 that Sotelo is an experienced hiker but doesn’t have much winter hiking experience.
Search parties on the ground and in the air scoured the area throughout Monday and resumed the search on Tuesday.
Officials said anyone with information is asked to call New Hampshire Fish and Game at 603-271-3361.