She Tied Herself to a Tree to Survive a Frozen Lake Night
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She Tied Herself to a Tree to Survive a Frozen Lake Night
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Cold-blooded survival: a 26-year-old rancher fell into 53°F water at 8:50 PM and spent the next nine-hour night alive by improvising with a still-running snowmobile and a rope tied to a pine - but why did searchers look in the wrong place? What single decision kept her alive until morning?
In this episode, we follow the timeline of what happened on Cutter Lake on July 9, 2023, the choices the woman made after the snowmobile broke through honeycombed ice, and the evidence recovered months later that explains how she survived the night - could a length of rubber cargo strapping and a running engine be the key?
Person: Rhonda Novak
Date: July 9, 2023
Location: Cutter Lake, Kettrick County
Age: 26
Event: Snowmobile broke through honeycombed ice at 8:50 PM
- The water temperature when she entered the lake was 53 degrees Fahrenheit.
- The snowmobile's engine was still running for a sustained period, confirmed by burn pattern on the chassis.
- Investigators recovered a length of rubber cargo strapping tied from the snowmobile rear hitch to a lodgepole pine, running up 20 feet to a low branch.
- The incident occurred at approximately 8:50 PM after she left the barn at approximately 8:15 PM.
- Winter 2022-2023 produced ice up to 31 inches in some places and was the coldest since 1978, causing honeycombed ice on the north shore.
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