Missouri Deputy AG Found Alive After 5-Day Ordeal on Wyoming's Gannett Peak

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A Missouri deputy attorney general was rescued after going missing for five days following a climb to the summit of Gannett Peak in Wyoming. The official had successfully reached the peak but subsequently became disoriented and severely dehydrated near Scott Lake. Search and rescue teams located him despite the area's difficult terrain. He is currently recovering and has expressed deep gratitude toward the rescuers who worked to find him.

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