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Tennessee hiking couple found safe in Alaska after search and rescue
- Two tourists from Tennessee, Jonas Bare and Cynthia Hovesepian, were reported missing in Fairbanks, Alaska. Their luggage was found in their hotel room and their rented Jeep Compass was located at Chena Hot Springs Resort.
- A search operation involving Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, search and rescue teams, and canine tracking teams was launched to find the missing couple.
- Jonas Bare was eventually found by hikers near Chena Hot Springs Resort, while Cynthia Hovsepian was located approximately three miles away. Both individuals were uninjured and brought back to the resort for evaluation by medics.
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Tennessee Couple Missing in Alaska for More Than a Week Found Safe
·Washington, United States
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Tennessee hiking couple found safe in Alaska after search and rescue
A Tennessee couple who were reported missing while hiking in Alaska have been found safe after a successful search and rescue. Jonas Bare, 50, and Cynthia Hovsepian, 37, were reported missing by local authorities last week after failing to check out of their accommodations following a hike. The couple were found safe on Friday, more than a week after going missing near Fairbanks, Alaska. TENNESSEE MAN, WOMAN GO MISSING DURING ALASKAN VACATION AS…
·New York, United States
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