Selma Man Survives 20 Days Lost in Snowy Mountains, Found Alive

URGENT UPDATE: A Selma man has been found alive after an astonishing 20 days lost in the snow-covered mountains. Ron Dailey, who went missing on October 13, was located near Swamp Lake Trail, east of Dinkey Creek, after a massive search effort by local volunteers and authorities.

Dailey set out for a day of hunting but took a wrong turn, damaging his truck and becoming stranded. As snow blanketed the area, conditions worsened, leaving him in a dire situation. Dailey used snow for hydration and rationed his limited food supply during his harrowing ordeal.

Speaking to the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office after his rescue, Dailey recounted the emotional moment he was found. “These guys are looking at me with binoculars and I literally just jumped up and started waving,” he said. “The guy in front leans out the window and goes ‘Ron Dailey,’ and I’m going oh my god they know my name.”

Dozens of volunteers had tirelessly scoured the mountainous terrain, searching for Dailey and hoping for a miracle. His incredible survival story has drawn attention and admiration from the community, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Although Dailey takes responsibility for getting lost, his story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preparation and awareness when venturing into the wilderness.

As authorities continue to assess the situation, Dailey expresses gratitude for the search teams and volunteers who dedicated their time and effort to find him. His experience underscores the urgency of safety measures for outdoor activities, especially in challenging weather conditions.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as further details emerge.