I knew it. It just didn't feel right. So we don't know exactly what's going on with the California

hiker that was lost in the Zion National Park and I say gone missing in the park for two weeks who didn't have

any food and didn't have any water and said she hit her head and stayed where she was at next to the river, close to a water supply,

but then when they found her she was dehydrated and come to find out there was really no wound on her head and now we have a Utah sheriff saying there's no way that she drank from that river because this time a year it's full

of all kinds of toxins from the algae bloom so she would have been really really sick unless she had

some sort of super immune system but she would could not have left the park on her own they would have had to

help her out which they didn't have to do and so something is up I don't know what I don't know what.

I don't know why it intrigues me.

It just does.

I mean, she's missing, missing for two weeks,

and then all of the sudden she's found thanks to a tip and she's telling us

she lived off this water in the river that's really kind of not true and that she hit her head and she's raised about 12,000 on the go fund me page.

So I don't know.

I just I can't wait to find out exactly what happened.

Maybe we'll never know.

But I hope we do. Where are the journalists in the world? Where are the

journalists when we've got stories like this out there? Perhaps I should reach

out and talk to her myself.

Here, on chewing the fat.

Welcome to Fat Pile Friday. All right. It's a I mean, there's a plethora of fat to go through on the pile today.

A lot of crime. We've got some coronavirus, we've got some

fun stories, and we've got stories talking about, there's a new story here that talks about

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